Abstract
The ACM's CIS curriculum model calls for structured laboratories using groups to instruct students in software engineering methodologies. A social-psychological model of individual acceptance of a technological innovation is employed to empirically test the effectiveness of structured labs in fostering individual adoption of a software engineering methodology. Our findings suggest that a structured labexperience does influence a student's belief system regarding the usefulness of a methodology, leading to a decision to adopt the methodology in completing individual programming assignments
Recommended Citation
Landry, Jeffrey P.; Pardue, J. Harold; and Doran, Michael V., "The Influence of Group Labs on Student Adoption of Software Methodologies: An Empirical Test" (1997). AMCIS 1997 Proceedings. 284.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/amcis1997/284