2020 IEEE World Congress on Services (SERVICES) 2020
DOI: 10.1109/services48979.2020.00057
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Education Model for Developing IoT and Cloud Mobile Applications

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“…For example, Havazík and Pavlíčková [110] applied the Jira software (8.13 version, Atlassian, Sidney, Australia) to students of Computer Science to develop a project to create a computer game. Collaguazo et al [111] used the Asana software (9.24.0 version, Asana Inc., San Francisco, CA, USA) with students of Telematics Engineering to develop IoT and Cloud Mobile Applications. Gatwood et al [112] assessed student pharmacists' acceptance and used a cloud-based (Evernote Business) productivity platform.…”
Section: Software To Manage Projects In Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, Havazík and Pavlíčková [110] applied the Jira software (8.13 version, Atlassian, Sidney, Australia) to students of Computer Science to develop a project to create a computer game. Collaguazo et al [111] used the Asana software (9.24.0 version, Asana Inc., San Francisco, CA, USA) with students of Telematics Engineering to develop IoT and Cloud Mobile Applications. Gatwood et al [112] assessed student pharmacists' acceptance and used a cloud-based (Evernote Business) productivity platform.…”
Section: Software To Manage Projects In Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%