Training Preparation -- Something else about the 100 attendees

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25 years embedded software Show
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A nerd not only at work, but in a lot of things. Love hiking, cooking, gaming, and learning new things. Soon to have a second son (being able to set my own pace with this course will come in handy :)) Show
A recent graduate, I am ready to hone my skills. Show
All of the above answers are from my memory of doing it more than a decade ago. I have not been coding for a long time. This is an adventure! Show
Also want to become a better project manager Show
As many software engineers are, I'm a technology enthusiast. I went to school to computer engineering and I also love the hardware-side of computing. Show
As well as programming I love hiking and the outdoors Show
Dogs are great Show
Electronics and telecommunication engineer, Control and Automation specialist, learned SW in 2002 (Delphi), worked in 10 different companies, worked with: IT, software, database, hardware, SW QA, Management, etc. Show
Father of 2 (10 and 7). Love my garden, keen badminton player and currently in the middle of doing loads of DIY on an extension project on the house which started in 2020. I've been working as tech lead for 7 months and want to get my hands dirty! Show
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I am a heavy metal singer and an avid Magic the Gathering player in my spare time. Show
I am a programmer who likes his job. I don't like stress or pressure at all, but I can deal with it. Show
I am also a course instructor and I also write technical blogs over at embeddedrelated.com :) Show
I am an active person, I love scuba diving, I am a go-kart racer Show
I am an avid baker and book reader. Show
I am an electrical engineer who enjoys dabbling in software. I have 2 daughters at home, a 6 year old and a 3 month old. Show
I am an embedded software engineer that is really passionate about testing. Not only unit testing and TDD, but all forms of testing. For me, testing is the heart of product development. Show
I am semi-retired, would like to train other on software quality. Resolving all the issues at our company to retrain them. Hope to do that when my contract is up. I love learning; the "aha" moment when I found what I was doing wrong. Best practices. Show
I dislike open ended questions without discussion Show
I do not develop software full time. My main activities consist in developing electronics boards, writing code for the embedded microcontroller (bare C) and often writing GUI (C#) that interacts with hardware. Show
I don't like this planet. Show
I enjoy building thing my spare time and don't like huge frame works. Show
I enjoy looking into hard to debug problems. In my spare time I like to go running, hiking and rock climbing. Also I like to spend a lot of time with my two kids. Show
I enjoy making things in my free time, Whether it's baking, cooking, knitting, modeling and 3D printing, soldering, or writing microcontroller code. Show
I enjoy mountain sports (skiing, climbing, kayaking) and coffee! Show
I enjoy music and the outdoors Show
I enjoy rock climbing Show
I feel that we don't write that much code. In many feature that we do, we modify some existing code. I don't feel very experienced with coding and software systems. Show
I find that there is nothing better than 80s hair metal. Show
I have a background in biomedical engineering and work remotely from Nashville, TN. Show
I have a hardware background and enjoy bouldering! Show
I have a lovely dog who doesn't mind sleeping next to me whilst I code. Show
I have experiencein designing temperature controllers, power switching devices, thermostats etc. Show
I have four daughters. Show
I like bicycling. Show
I like to cook. Show
I like to play golf, and in my spare time I'm making an app for couples so that they can try new dates and be reminded to be romantic. It's fun because it's very different from embedded development. Show
I like to ride bikes and program on a raspberry pi at home. Show
I live in Colorado and love to snowboard Show
I love C++ templates/generics Show
I love caves. I can't wait to go spelunking again. Show
I love martial arts and have trained many styles over the last 17 years Show
I love to snow ski in Colorado! Show
I mostly manage people and technology these days. Spend less time coding. Am taking the course with my son in HS to learn new things. Show
I prefer to do weight lifting on my spare time where I can only focus on one thing at a time. Also I play a lot of games so I spend most of my time on the computer in a day. Show
I prefer writing HDL due to more in depth testing/simulation tools Show
I spend a lot of my free time on the river rowing and coaching rowers. Show
I spend some of my spare time cycling and baking. Show
I started my career as an industrial electrician were I worked with PLC,s variable drives, etc. I went back to school and studied EE where I was introduced to embedded systems and quickly realized that was my passion. I like building model rockets. Show
I studied Biomedical Engineering and developing embedded software for medical devices since 10 years Show
I studied aerospace engineering, I didn't study computer science. Show
I was born in Normal, Illinois Show
I was trained as a historian before I became an embedded developer. Skills I learned combing through old archives do really come in handy when debugging software. Show
I work also as a control specialist and don't always work on software Show
I would like to become TDD fun after this training. Show
I'd like to get less technical about QA and instead head towards leadership and Systems Engineering. Show
I'm Icelandic Show
I'm a foodie Show
I'm a slow learner, I have had difficulties with programming but I'm improving. I enjoy it and I like embedded systems. Show
I'm an RF engineer that spends about 75% of my time writing code. Show
I'm looking forward to learning about TDD. Show
I'm pretty experienced in various learning environments. I went to public school then was homeschooled. Then virtual learning was introduced during college. I'm curious to see what methods of teaching are implemented during this training course. Show
I'm very lazy, but try very hard to not let anyone notice :) This is why I hate doing things wrong as it usually forces me to do them twice. Show
I've a fair amount of code for many systems in my life. But for the past 5 years I've been more architecting than coding, which has made me rusty. I try too hone my skills at home with personal projects, primarily coding games and robots. Show
I've had little professional development around coding (outside of university) Show
I've mostly worked on hardware teams and I was usually the only person writing hacky python code for automation. I want to get into embedded systems design and write C/C++ code that can be trusted not to break currently learning C++ Show
In my free time I play disc golf. Show
In my free time, I enjoy reading, engaging in various forms of digital media (video games, shows, films), exercise (particularly martial arts), LEGOs, and working on personal software projects. Show
Looking to go from working in mostly in Python to do more C++ and also embedded work so I'd like to do those things with TDD from the start rather than learn to code then figure out how to TDD it Show
Love to code Show
Mangoes are one of my favorite fruit Show
My background is in automation and communication engineering. For the past few years, I have been working on the embedded software development side. Show
My college major was actually biomedical engineering so I learned software on the job and at home. Show
My first programming language was Haskell! Show
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Not on this form. Show
Passionate about software engineering, enjoy travelling, good food Show
Studied Virtual Reality under Tom Defanti at University of Illinois at Chicago. Show
The 1st computer I saw was in the 80's @10yrs old. I started programming @15 on a toy laptop in BASIC, then @16 I got 1st PC, a 486 with Win3.11 and moved into QBasic, VB, C#. BA Comp Eng. @35. Was an Electrician, Machine Maint. Facilities ENG. Show
What else? Show
What there is to tell, still curious to learn new and better ways to get the job done Show
drawing a blank here Show
i tend to focus on embedded coding Show
if get one function, how to get the start point to test it, and what kinds of stuff need to be considered Show
love coding. Show
my experience is in v/r & re. I want to learn the other side of it. my personal projects at home fail miserably because ive never devoted time to learning how to do things in small/incremental steps Show
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nothing special Show
please mention that tests should be broken down meaningfully test cases and tests for readability. Show
thinking and doing this stuff is hard when you're tired Show