I've found this three articles:
Someone I don't know but I think that he starts with this
Scott Hansleman
Ken Egozi
So I couldn't resist the challenge.

Things I Learned about Software in College

1) Math.
2) Your code should only give the results the lecturer want, this ain't need pattern or not even need to run tomorrow morning.
3) Assembler\Unix\Perl\shell\bash and more other things in computer science that you will never use, but good to know they are there, like the sun, moon and ...

Three things I learned about software while not in College:

1) This is a world of Ego - try to be calm and listen to your friends you don't know everything, in such way you will earn more friends and learn more from people. moreover not every person who make noises of genius (or maybe make noises he knows something) he truly knows it {after all we all need to say something that every one else would know that we out there}.
so first, listen to him\them. Afterwards,  try to dig more to found out if you can use this details.
2) Only time (and experience) make you better, so don't stop reading, coding and talking about architecture.
3) The coder who is sitting near you is your friend love him & hug him after all you see him more than you see your wife\girl(boy)friend\son.

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