Tag Archives: Technical Artefact

Artefacts in Technical and Social Contexts

Posted on 2021 March 22 by modelpractice

A Computational Artefact in a human context is not just an embedded system from a machine context with a cuter interface. Continue reading →

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Artefacts of logic Intention

Posted on 2020 November 4 by modelpractice

What are the advantages of stating the intention of a software in a language over expressing it as cases? “Understanding”? Continue reading →

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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 →

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Technical Artefacts and Software Requirements

Posted on 2020 April 4 by modelpractice

The epistemic concept of “Technical Artefact” may prove useful for studying requirements engineering. It brings together the notions of the world as physical objects with the world of intentionally acting agents. Continue reading →

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