SECJ 2203: Software Engineering

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leadership >

<Abdullahi Ali Nur>

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1. Introduction.
2. leadership skills.
3. Conclusion.
 Introduction

Through this project, I gained knowledge

of the ideas and methods utilized in each
stage of the software development
process, such as requirements
engineering, software design, and the
creation of a variety of software artifacts,
deliverables, and documentation.
leadership skills.

I consider myself to be a successful leader who has the capacity to guide my team members
toward a common objective. As an illustration, if a debate was planned, especially when I
was the leader, I would be the one to start it. I am aware that the group members are busy
with their other tasks and projects and have forgotten about this one. The majority of the
people in my group, as far as I'm aware, are quite involved in their social groups and
manage several activities. It was essential for me to start plans for discussions early so that
we could arrange our schedule and ensure that there were no absent group members when
the conversation began. Additionally, I always make sure that everyone is aware of all they
need to do to complete their sections of the project. I would go through each section
methodically and describe the specifics in order to make sure everyone understood. This
way, I won't miss any crucial information and everyone will be aware of what the other
group members are expected to provide. I would outline all that each group member has to
contribute at the conclusion of the session and ask for confirmation that everyone
understood.
Conclusion

Being a competent leader, in my opinion, is crucial since you'll need

someone to lead you while you're working in a group. Without a
strong leader, the team won't be able to operate, and the work they
generate will be of poor quality. I enjoy being a leader because it
allows me to hone my soft talents in interpersonal communication.