论文信息 - Software Development: An Outsider's View

Software Development: An Outsider's View

Comparing software with other disciplines and industries can help resolve the perennial debate between those who advocate an engineering approach to development and those who advocate a craft-based approach. Our ultimate goal should be to simply and directly raise the profile of software generally, respecting and making explicit its unique structures and important role in society, and creating training opportunities, research projects, and tools to support it. Such efforts move software not only beyond current methodology debates but also closer and more understandably to the world outside looking in.

Kyle Eischen

[1] Phillip G. Armour. The case for a new business model. , 2000 .

[2] Fred P. Brooks,et al. The Mythical Man-Month , 1975, Reliable Software.

[3] Hadyn Ingram,et al. Management Challenges for the 21st Century , 2000 .

[4] Kyle Eischen,et al. Information Technology: History, Practice and Implications for Development , 2000 .

[5] Alistair Cockburn,et al. Agile Software Development: The Business of Innovation , 2001, Computer.

[6] C. Bartlett,et al. Beyond the M-form: toward a managerial theory of the firm , 1993 .

[7] M. Castells. The rise of the network society , 1996 .

[8] Pete McBreen. Software craftsmanship : the new imperactive , 2002 .

[9] P. Kidwell,et al. The mythical man-month: Essays on software engineering , 1996, IEEE Annals of the History of Computing.

[10] W. R. Forrester,et al. The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism , 1937 .

[11] P. Drucker. Management Challenges for the 21st Century , 1992 .

[12] Phillip G. Armour. The Business of Software: the case for a new business model , 2000, CACM.

[13] Jr. Frederick P. Brooks,et al. The mythical man-month (anniversary ed.) , 1995 .

[14] Manuel Castells,et al. The Information Age: Economy, Society and Culture. Volume I. The Rise of the Network Society , 1997 .

[15] Alistair Cockburn,et al. Agile Software Development , 2001 .