User talk:Jim Huggins
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Waterfall model
[edit]Hi Jim! :)
I noticed that you've posted on the discussion page for waterfall model in the past. There's recently been some (probably accurate) claims made there that the waterfall model article is biased (against the model), and that it's a bit low on content.
I've made an attempt to expand the article, add some arguments for the waterfall model and to clarify those arguments against. I'd really appreciate it if you could look over the article and suggest or make some improvements, because I don't trust myself to not make a mistake or to be editing all of this without bias. It would be great to have a professor of computer science making some sort of review. ;)
Thanks. GeorgeBills 09:43, 18 November 2005 (UTC)
Thanks heaps for the review. :)
GeorgeBills 04:34, 19 November 2005 (UTC)
Thank you for the input professor, your concerns have been addressed and changed. please let me know of any further improvements that you would like on the page. hopefully we can get this article up to par with most other university articles as well as provide a solid source of information on Kettering. Thank you for your time, Matthew Yeager 15:50, 8 May 2007 (UTC)
- I agree that the 'surrounding neighborhood' section should be removed... i just didnt want to do too much deletion in my previously large edit unless it violated policy. I would ask that if anyone is opposed to this please discuss this issue now, otherwise it'll be removed. much of that section can already be found in the flint, mi article under 'crime' and the other part of the section (in the KU article) is too ambiguous to contribute to the article. Matthew Yeager 19:24, 8 May 2007 (UTC)
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