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Formalism & Intuition in Software Development

Edgar G. Daylight

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Michael A. Jackson is fascinated by the fundamental question: What is software engineering? Jackson reflects on the constituents of software development. He contrasts the views of Edsger Dijkstra, Tony Hoare, Donald Knuth, Peter Naur, David Parnas, Christopher Strachey, Pamela Zave, and others. Some of the many interrelated topics that come to the fore are software malleability, program transformation systems, and the history of automobile engineering.

Pages: 104

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Lonely Scholar

Release: August 17, 2015

ISBN: 9491386050

ISBN 13: 9789491386053

Formalism & Intuition in Software Development

Edgar G. Daylight

0/5 ( ratings)

Michael A. Jackson is fascinated by the fundamental question: What is software engineering? Jackson reflects on the constituents of software development. He contrasts the views of Edsger Dijkstra, Tony Hoare, Donald Knuth, Peter Naur, David Parnas, Christopher Strachey, Pamela Zave, and others. Some of the many interrelated topics that come to the fore are software malleability, program transformation systems, and the history of automobile engineering.

Pages: 104

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Lonely Scholar

Release: August 17, 2015

ISBN: 9491386050

ISBN 13: 9789491386053

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