Evolution of this book
This course book has been contributed by the Open University Netherlands (OUNL). The first edition of this book was written by Sylvia Stuurman and Ella Roubtsova in 2007 as an OUNL course book based on lectures given by Lex Bijlsma in the Software Technology master programme of Utrecht University. These lectures in turn owed much to an earlier version by Gert Florijn. A second edition, with contributions from Bastiaan Heeren, was published in 2009. The FTA version was updated and rewritten by Sylvia Stuurman in 2011.
Participation
Users of FTA learning materials are encouraged to provide feedback and make suggestions for improvement. A specific space for this feedback is set up on the FTA website. These inputs will be taken into account for next versions. Moreover, the FTA welcomes anyone to use and distribute this material as well as to make new versions and translations.
See for specific and updated information about the book, including translations and other formats: http://ftacademy.org/materials/fsm/. For more information and enrolment in the FTA online course programme, please visit the Academy's website: http://ftacademy.org/.
I sincerely hope this course book helps you in your personal learning process and helps you to help others in theirs. I look forward to see you in the free knowledge and free technology movements!
Happy learning!
This course book has been contributed by the Open University Netherlands (OUNL). The first edition of this book was written by Sylvia Stuurman and Ella Roubtsova in 2007 as an OUNL course book based on lectures given by Lex Bijlsma in the Software Technology master programme of Utrecht University. These lectures in turn owed much to an earlier version by Gert Florijn. A second edition, with contributions from Bastiaan Heeren, was published in 2009. The FTA version was updated and rewritten by Sylvia Stuurman in 2011.
Participation
Users of FTA learning materials are encouraged to provide feedback and make suggestions for improvement. A specific space for this feedback is set up on the FTA website. These inputs will be taken into account for next versions. Moreover, the FTA welcomes anyone to use and distribute this material as well as to make new versions and translations.
See for specific and updated information about the book, including translations and other formats: http://ftacademy.org/materials/fsm/. For more information and enrolment in the FTA online course programme, please visit the Academy's website: http://ftacademy.org/.
I sincerely hope this course book helps you in your personal learning process and helps you to help others in theirs. I look forward to see you in the free knowledge and free technology movements!
Happy learning!
Wouter Tebbens
President of the Free Knowledge Institute
Director of the Free technology Academy
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