Bridging Chasms: Starting With Software Design

Unfinished paper. A discussion of the ways in which Interpretive Structural Modeling can lead to the development of more efficient and higher quality software. Notes that what is convenient for a software designer is often at odds with what is convenient for the user of the software.



This document was inside Warfield's note-binder titled NEW PAPER SYSTEMS PROGRAMS IN UNIVERSITIES. This paper is unfinished. Decrying the gulf between what is convenient for the software designer as opposed to what is convenient for the user of the software, the paper tackles the subject of software design, with explanation of how and why Interpretive Structural Modeling is needed for an efficient product.




Additional Info

  • Category: Applications, Interpretive Structural Modeling (ISM), Software
  • Size: 47 minutes
  • Description: Spiral bound manuscript with cover.
  • Publication Year: 2006
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