Introductory Blog Post

 Hello my Name is Sung Jin Kim doing my major of Computer Science for Bachelor's degree. In this blog, i will be talking about Software Process management and how it is related to real life. 

I am hoping to meet everyone and those in the comment to share any of their experience.

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