Monthly Archives: April 2007

The typical method is to start from a new project and add necessary files to it, creating some mock/stub objects in the unit test. It works fine with small and simple projects, but it is painful for large complex projects … Continue reading →

Heavy process is working well in US companies, but usually does not work well in local companies. I think it is due to the fact that, most employees of a US company have more than 10 years experience in the … Continue reading →

学啥最赚钱? 美国各级毕业生的薪水原来是这样的 大学春秋 美国大学与雇主协会，每年按4个季度分别发布新毕业的大学生、硕士和博士研究生的薪水调查报告，这报告共涉及80个学士专业，40个硕士专业，23个博士专业。冬、春、夏三季发布的数据是各季度的数据，秋季版发布的是去年8月31日到今年9月1日为止的整个学年数据。以下列出的是该协会最新公布的美国博士和硕士毕业生2006年秋季薪水调查报告。 　　美国博士毕业生2006年薪水最高的几种专业： 　　1、商业管理(Business Administration/Management)：$81,438 　　2、电气/电子与通信工程(Electrical/Electronics&Communications Engineering)：$81,297 　　3、冶金工程(含陶瓷科学与工程)(Metallurgical Engineering)：$80,667 　　4、计算机科学(Computer Sciences)：$76,630 　　5、化学工程(Chemical Engineering)：$75,659 　　6、计算机工程(Computer Engineering)：$74,750 　　7、工业/制造工程(Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering)：$73,292 　　8、物理(Physics)：$72,357 　　如果这些工程师没有升迁到高层管理，做到退休一般年薪不会超过$150,000 　　美国博士毕业生2006年薪水最低的几种专业： 　　1、心理学(Psychology)：$49,374 　　2、人文科学(Humanities)：$48,938 　　3、社会科学(SocialSciences)：$48,487 　　4、生物/生命科学(BiologicalSciences/LifeSciences)：$43,916 　　5、英语语言与文学(EnglishLanguage&Literature/Letters)：$41,405 　　美国硕士毕业生2006年薪水最高的10种专业： 　　01、计算机科学(ComputerSciences)：$71,165 　　02、石油工程(PetroleumEngineering)：$68,833 　　03、电气/电子与通信工程(Electrical/Electronics&CommunicationsEngineering)：$66,687 　　04、计算机工程(ComputerEngineering)：$66,545 　　05、地质及相关科学(Geological&RelatedSciences)：$64,111 　　06、材料科学(MaterialsSciences)：$63,500 　　07、航天/航空/宇航工程(Aerospace/Aeronautical/AstronauticalEngineering)：$62,811 　　08、工业/制造工程(Industrial/ManufacturingEngineering)：$61,273 　　09、机械工程(MechanicalEngineering)：$61,234 　　10、化学工程(ChemicalEngineering)：$59,008 　　如果这些工程师没有升迁到高层管理，做到退休一般年薪不会超过$120,000 　　2004年美国律师的年薪平均为：$94,930 … Continue reading →

// 4 methods to use UDT as key of std::map, by Onega// VC++ 6.0#include <map>using namespace std; // method 1: provide member less than operator struct UserDefinedType1{ int a; int b; bool operator< (const UserDefinedType1& right) const { return true; … Continue reading →

Some peers thought that engineers should go to market. That may make sense in some market which is completely competent because everybody knows the product well, but in a less competent market, customer doesn’t know their real needs and market … Continue reading →

Today I interviewed a guy from M$ and knew some surprising facts. His team consists of 6 newbies (10 in total, others are about 4~6 years) with less than one year experience, and they didn’t do unit test, but just … Continue reading →

Today my current matron left suddenly, so we were in a hurry finding another one. I did some search in google but the records published by agency are not accurate — some records I saw half a year ago still … Continue reading →

Windows Vista = Foundation. It claimed to be high performance, but some user reported that it is extraordinarily slow and eat a lot of memory.

After reading half of this issue, at last I found an interesting article — Enough of Processes: Let’s DO Practices by Ivar Jacobson, Pan-Wei Ng, and Ian Spence. Change everything is stupid, change one thing is smarter. Opinions proposed by … Continue reading →