Evaluation of Design Science instantiation artifacts in Software engineering research

Design is a process of creating applicable solutions to a problem, and as such has long been accepted research paradigm in traditional engineering disciplines. More recently, it has been frequently used in the field of information systems and software engineering. One of the proposed approaches for...

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Main Author: Mijač, Marko
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Design analysis
Engineering research
Information systems
Methods
Problem solving
Product development
Research methodology
Science
Software engineering
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Summary:Design is a process of creating applicable solutions to a problem, and as such has long been accepted research paradigm in traditional engineering disciplines. More recently, it has been frequently used in the field of information systems and software engineering. One of the proposed approaches for conducting systematic and methodological design is Design Science (DS). It is essentially a pragmatic, problem-solving paradigm which results in development of construct, method, model or instantiation artifacts. However, in order to add science to Design Science, developed artifacts need to be properly evaluated. In this paper we present guidelines for defining and performing evaluation of Design Science instantiation artifacts in software engineering research.
ISSN:1847-2001
1848-2295