At BGSU’s Agile Software Factory (ASF), students develop, program and build software systems for mobile, web and desktop applications. Created in 2008, Agile Software has employed dozens of student

programmers from the computer science department who work on projects for community and university partners.

“This is a real software shop—we run this like a business,” said Dr. Rob Green, assistant professor of computer science and a former

director of ASF. “The students use real software development methodologies and professional-grade tools. Without fail, this

experience on their resumes makes it much easier for them to get noticed by potential employers.”

Note: This software factory may be defunct. The last reference that could be found of it was in 2017.