The Future of Software Engineering | Samuel Malachowsky | TEDxRIT

Do Software Engineers live in the near future? If they do, what does that mean, and how can others benefit from this knowledge? In this talk, Samuel will discuss what it’s like to live in the near future, how to understand what is to come, and how to apply this knowledge to your life, career, and strategic decision making. (CREDITS: Organizers: Myren Bobryk-Ozaki, Nidhi Baindur; Editors: Bryan Agnello, Myren Bobryk-Ozaki; Lead Video Production: Bryan Agnello; Camera Operators: Daniel Noonan, Lily Ocque, DylanJay Simmons, Camille Kwiek, Madison Matuszewski; Main Crew: Matthew Oley, Nina Tacheva, Ariel Schanke; Designers: Zo Murray (illustration), Nolan Merritt (motion graphics); Tech Support: Aidan MaKinster, Erin Getty; Photographers: Jack Connolly, Nicolas Teo Luciani) Samuel Malachowsky, a Principal Lecturer at RIT's Software Engineering Department, brings over a decade of teaching experience and a background as a Technical Project Manager to his role. His book, "Project Team Leadership and Communication," reflects his expertise in effective team management, garnering recognition in both academia and industry circles. With a passion for understanding business processes and their practical applications, Samuel is dedicated to bridging theory and practice. He cultivates an innovative learning environment, fostering student success and shaping the future of software engineering education. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx