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Computational Artefacts and Software Requirements

Posted on 2020 September 18 by modelpractice

What if the intention of a technical artefact is not at all physical, but solely logical? Continue reading →

Posted in Epistemology, Requirements | Tagged analysis, computational artefact, computer science, design, Elements of Software RequirementsEngineering, engineering, epistemology, mind-body problem, Peter Kroes, Raymond Turner, Requirements, Requirements Engineering, software, software engineering, specification, Technical Artefact | 5 Comments

Separation of Analysis & Design wrt. Abstraction

Posted on 2020 August 12 by modelpractice

Summing up separation of concerns of analysis and design wrt. abstraction, inspired by: Turner (2018) Computational Artifacts. Continue reading →

Posted in Software_Engineering | Tagged abstraction, analysis, computational artifact, Concerns, design, epistemology of engineering, Raymond Turner, Requirements, Requirements Analysis, Separation of Concerns, SoC, software engineering, Turner | Leave a comment

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