TOGAF Exam Practice Question Set 1
The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) 9.1 reference can be found at The Open Group TOGAF website.
Bose QuietComfort (QC) 20 Noise Cancelling Earphones
Last month, I travelled back to Indonesia after a few years here in US and I was looking for a good earphone to accompany me on my 33 hours one-way flight. Naturally, noise cancelling earphone or headphone is the first thing that came to my mind, and
Programming Design Paradigm (PDP) Course Review : What, Why, and How to Get an A
Recently I noticed some discussions in NEU CS Facebook group about people’s comments on the PDP course. As always, there are people on both the positive and negative side. I’d like to join the discussion but I think writing in my blog would be better
Theory of People’s Shopping Behavior
(photo by cbcs) It’s been several years since I thought about this theory, but I just have the idea to post it in my blog for public. I can say that I personally came up with this theory, and I didn’t copy this from anyone,
Boston Wallpaper
Boston summer skyline wallpaper. 1280 x 800
What is Computer Science?
The misconception Probably the most common misconception about computer science is that people thought that the “computer” word in it is for “computer machines”, it’s NOT! I think the more appropriate name for the degree should be Computing Science. Why? Because although the field heavily
On Software Testing and Quality Assurance : Letter to Self
(photo by Cierpki) After weeks of software quality assurance course, it scares me how many software teams I’ve been in the past that don’t do some, or even most, of the testing and QA basics that I learned in this course. Finally, it’s the last
Testing Automation Process and Tools
(creative photo by johnnyberg) As we’ve discuss in the previous post about testing in Agile software development environment, automation is a very important part to successfully to be agile. However, one doesn’t need to be familiar with Agile process at all to see the immediate
trac Bug / Defect Tracking Software Review
trac is a very minimalistic defect tracking system that has been around since 2006 (six years ago). In internet years where software come and go in just 1-2 years, this is a very long time. Used by some of the big names such as NASA,
Agile Testing
(illustration by Rybson) Agile, the hottest software development lifecycle (SDLC) nowadays, was initially used in small projects and considered not suitable for medium and large projects. But now large companies have picked up the trend and adopting it into their major projects. By now we’ve