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Mason White
Mason White
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Mason White

M.T. White has been programming since the age of 12. His fascination with robotics flourished when he was a child programming microcontrollers such as Arduinos. M.T. currently holds an undergraduate degree in mathematics, a master's degree in soft ware engineering, and is currently working on an MBA in IT project management. M.T. is currently working as a soft ware developer for a major US defense contractor and is an adjunct CIS instructor at ECPI University. His background mostly stems from the automation industry where he programmed PLCs and HMIs for many different types of applications. M.T. has programmed many different brands of PLCs over the years and has developed HMIs using many different tools.
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Chapter 9: The SDLC — Navigating the SDLC to Create Great Code

  1. The number of lines tested in a unit test.
  2. 80%
  3. 50%
  4. The steps involved for developing and deploying a piece of software (steps in the software development process).
  5. Roughly six; however, that number can vary from person-to-person.
  6. A way of showing the relationship between function blocks.
  7. Unit test is where a developer will test out code modules. Regression testing ensures the system works as intended after a code change.
  8. A test case is a set of criteria that is used to ensure a code works under a given circumstance.
  9. Validation is ensuring the program solves the original problem. Verification ensures the software works as it was designed to work.
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Mason White

M.T. White has been programming since the age of 12. His fascination with robotics flourished when he was a child programming microcontrollers such as Arduinos. M.T. currently holds an undergraduate degree in mathematics, a master's degree in soft ware engineering, and is currently working on an MBA in IT project management. M.T. is currently working as a soft ware developer for a major US defense contractor and is an adjunct CIS instructor at ECPI University. His background mostly stems from the automation industry where he programmed PLCs and HMIs for many different types of applications. M.T. has programmed many different brands of PLCs over the years and has developed HMIs using many different tools.
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