Toward Unweaving Streams of Thought for Reflection in Professional Software Design

Software designers make decisions covering a wide variety of aspects of the software to be designed through nested, intertwined processes. Some of these dependencies among design decisions might not be obvious, especially for people who didn't start with the project at the beginning of the desi...

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Published in:IEEE software 2012-01, Vol.29 (1), p.34-38
Main Authors: Nakakoji, K., Yamamoto, Y., Matsubara, N., Shirai, Y.
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Computer programs
Decisions
Design
design meeting record viewer
Designers
Deterioration
DPS (Design Practice Streams)
interaction design
Motion pictures
Product design
Product development
Product quality
Reflection
Segments
Software
Software design
software design support
Software engineering
Streaming media
Streams
Studies
Video data
Video signal processing
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Decisions
Design
design meeting record viewer
Designers
Deterioration
DPS (Design Practice Streams)
interaction design
Motion pictures
Product design
Product development
Product quality
Reflection
Segments
Software
Software design
software design support
Software engineering
Streaming media
Streams
Studies
Video data
Video signal processing
title Toward Unweaving Streams of Thought for Reflection in Professional Software Design
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