Human-Centered Software Engineering - In
β Ahmed Seffah, Jan Gulliksen, Michel C. Desmarais (Eds.)
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2005
π Springer
π English
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Software Developers as Users : Semiotic Investigations in Human-Centered Software Development
β Scribed by Clarisse Sieckenius de Souza, Renato Fontoura de GusmΓ£o Cerqueira, Luiz Marques Afonso, Rafael Rossi de Mello BrandΓ£o, Juliana Soares Jansen Ferreira (auth.)
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- Springer International Publishing
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- 2016
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 150
- Edition
- 1
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β¦ Synopsis
This book presents the SigniFYI Suite of conceptual and methodological tools, designed to uncover meanings inscribed in software, their origins, intent and consequences to identify and trace correlating patterns; from software design and development to software use and experience.
Based on the study of Semiotic Engineering, the book advances the e study of Human-Centered Computing (HCC), inviting professionals, researchers, teachers and students to reflect upon how subjective and cultural values manifest themselves through software models, programs and user interfaces.
The authors weave a mesh of technical, theoretical and philosophical considerations of what it means to build and use software, exploring what we (professionals and non-professionals) mean by the pieces of software we design and develop, as well as what pieces of software mean to end-users and others.
Explicitly dedicated to software designers, developers and users, Software Developers as Users is a provocative view of socio-technical communication in the digital age.
β¦ Table of Contents
Front Matter....Pages i-xii
Introduction....Pages 1-29
A Software Development Story....Pages 31-48
The SigniFYI Suite....Pages 49-125
Concluding Remarks....Pages 127-140
Back Matter....Pages 141-142
β¦ Subjects
Programming Techniques;Software Engineering;Models and Principles;User Interfaces and Human Computer Interaction
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