2.01. Provide service in their areas of competence, being honest and forthright about any limitations of their experience and education.

As specified in the code of conduct, software engineer shall act in a manner that they are to be honest about their competency, education and their experience with the client. The trust of the client should be protected by being authentic about the skills and experience that the developers of the system possess as it may eventually affect their profession in the field of software engineering. Therefore it will be a long term benefit to the software engineer in the run. Not being honest might bring about harm to both parties in numerous ways. Client might lose the trust on the developers as well as the field ultimately. Developers will get bad, unsatisfied feedback which will influence their future negatively.

Our team as mentioned before consists of three members and all three members are undergraduates of the university. Hence the team lacks experience, and the knowledge on the field is not vast. Having a client in the same filed provide us a great advantage and an opportunity to convince him about our limitations. The client and our team had a better understanding of each other and the requirements are therefore discussed and bent accordingly without having any conflicts.

The code not only states that the software engineers should be honest with their limitations but to provide the best for the client and public. We as a team placed our knowledge and experience in every possible mean to make the product better in every field such as designing, technical and content finding. Furthermore we were able to finish every requested functionality up to their standards.