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specification is infeasible
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user-centered design
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domain specific language
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programming environment
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design for change
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requirement specification
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incremental development
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hypertext as external memory
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software engineering
Reference
Potts, C., "Software-engineering research revisited", IEEE Software, September 1993, pp. 19-28. Google
21 ;;Quote: software developers usually have no, prior customer or set of requirements, evolve instead of create; domain knowledge important
21+;;Quote: software developers use customized office-automation tools instead of CASE tools
21+;;Quote: user-interface requirements change more rapidly than other types of requirements
22 ;;Quote: need better ways to elicit and define requirements incrementally; not a language or structured analysis
23 ;;Quote: need methods to keep track of the myriad, informal notes about requirements; these form a shared memory for analysts and customers
24 ;;Quote: most requirements techniques incorrectly view software development as a contract; software is now a commodity
ThesaHelp: references p-r (245 items)
Topic: specification is infeasible (46 items)
Topic: user-centered design (65 items)
Topic: domain specific language (8 items)
Topic: programming environment (46 items)
Topic: design for change (76 items)
Group: requirement specification (11 topics, 307 quotes)
Topic: incremental development (74 items)
Topic: hypertext as external memory (24 items)
Group: software engineering (18 topics, 470 quotes)