Programming
- BlueJ - Very straightforward editor for Java programs. It doesn't have as much functionality as IDEs I've used for other languages, so I will be looking for another IDE soon.
- Notepad
++ - Surprisingly enough , I use this for my C programming. It even has a language option that does syntax highlighting based on the specified language. - Cygwin - Program that allows you to compile and run your C code.
- Microsoft Office - For all your documentation needs, whether that be Word for word processing, or PowerPoint for presentations
- Adobe Photoshop - Used primarily for designing posters for presentations
- InDesign - Used to make QR Codes
- EasyBacklog - Good for Agile development process, can use this website to create user stories and product/sprint backlogs.
- Google Drive - Can create and store documents online. Google Drive also supports shared editing, so many users can work on a document at the same time. This is my "goto" for all document editing from now on.
- Dropbox - Provides cloud storage of files. You can use Dropbox to share files across people and/or computers. I personally use this application to synchronize my important files across all my devices.
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There are definitely more tools becoming more web-based. Qualtrics can be considered an online tool to help provide an alternative to creating interactive forms for websites. Try considering Eclipse for your Java programs. Eclipse is probably the most commonly used IDE for Java.
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