Tag Archives: engineering

Every method works well on the scenarios its author publishes

Posted on 2011 May 16 by modelpractice

An excerpt from John D. Cook’s Blog. Although this is actually about methods in Statistics and Simulation, it strongly reminded me to methods in Software Engineering … Continue reading →

Posted in Analytic Epistemology | Tagged agile, engineering, methods, project, project management, Requirements, Requirements Engineering, software, software engineering, success story, systems engineering, waterfall | Leave a comment

Humanities #fail

Posted on 2010 September 25 by modelpractice

Basic hermeneutic ideas, like the influence of context on meaning and understanding of things seems to be a completely new idea for many contemporaries. Continue reading →

Posted in Analytic Epistemology | Tagged abstraction, business, conflict, dialectics, engineering, epistemology, hermeneutics, humanities, interpretation, psycology, rant, science, social, software | 2 Comments

Just Who Plays, Obeys

Posted on 2010 March 6 by modelpractice

Only a developer (or engineer) who may play is also willing to obey (QM). Continue reading →

Posted in Software Modelling | Tagged abstraction, analysis, computer science, configuration management, Dilbert, engineering, Modelling, QM, quality management, Requirements, software, software engineering | 2 Comments

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