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Software Architecture

  I hope that during this course we can learn how to make a good software architecture, because I have read about it in several courses and as the chapter says there is no code without architecture I have done architectures although probably not being as conscious of it as I should have been and I have never known if my architecture is good or bad and how I can improve it. I understand the concepts seen in class, but I have never been told you could have reduced this class into this, or this class does to much. Also, I have never had to do maintenance on a software, so I have never experienced the results of a bad architecture, the closest was when I had to refactor entire classes made by my teammates in videogames. Learning how to better design a software architecture is something I would like to see during the course. Overall, it was a nice chapter as it allowed me to remember what I saw in other courses in a really short time and I was able to understand some things like the Frame

Moon Machines

  It was a really interesting documentary that showed that in our field we have management problems since the beginning, and it is something that may not have changed much at all even 50 years from the Apollo 11 launch. Also, I had not realized how many people or how resource intensive the Apollo 11 project required. When it said that the project used 60% of the chips in in the USA it dawned on me how resource intensive the project must have been. Another dawning moment was realizing that the Apollo 11 was the first-time human lives where in the hands of software and how it becomes more commonplace. The Apollo 11 mission on the software side looks like it suffered through a lot of issues with its design, its management and its documentation. It sounded crazy that no one knew what the alarms were, and that the only guy who documented something was mocked for doing so. Also, the crunch times of the project sound insane, referring as most of them divorcing because of how much time they

Welcome to my third blog

Hi, my name is Leonardo Castillejos Vite, a computer science at Tecnológico de Monterry currently studying the 8th semester. My friends call me Leo. About me my Hobby even before the lockdown was playing videogames, but right now I’m using them as a way to keep contact with my friends that I have not seen in a few months. Right now, the games I’m playing are Valorant and League of Legends. I suck at shooters and my internet connection in Oaxaca is awful so I’m just being carried by my friends, I hope that soon optical fiber is installed so I stop having so much issues with my network. I expect that during this course I become better at designing software, so I can create better quality software and apply it in my professional life. Also, I expect to learn Ruby as learning a new language is always good and from what little I have seen it looks like I will like it.