http://danube.com/blog/victorszalvay/fooled_by_randomness Comments for "Fooled by Randomness" en http://danube.com/blog/victorszalvay/fooled_by_randomness#comment-5326 <p>Software engineers suffer from excessive introspection and self-doubt about the existence of the field. This paper takes a look at the history of engineering to find examples consistent with the practice of software engineering. We find that software engineering does not have to wait until there is a mature underlying science, as engineering practice has generally led science. That software engineering has characteristics of design practice that closely match what is normally considered to be engineering design. And that software engineering has many attributes of any other new branch of engineering. Finally we consider the reasons why software engineering is not recognized, mostly due to inconsistencies in practice.</p> <p>_________________<br /> Submited by : <a href="http://www.todoendietas.com/alimentos/cereales.html">Recetas</a></p> Thu, 6 Mar 2008 12:36:29 -0600 nicoduca comment 5326 at http://danube.com http://danube.com/blog/victorszalvay/fooled_by_randomness#comment-5225 <p>I think software development is uncertain because of the speed we live with and everything is changing every day and new things pop up and that's way is hard to be perfect in anything</p> Mon, 10 Dec 2007 11:51:10 -0600 ontwikkeling projecten comment 5225 at http://danube.com http://danube.com/blog/victorszalvay/fooled_by_randomness <p>Is software development a science or engineering discipline in which we can strive for perfection? Are perfectly executed software plans possible in today's market?</p> <p><a href="http://danube.com/blog/victorszalvay/fooled_by_randomness">read more</a></p> http://danube.com/blog/victorszalvay/fooled_by_randomness#comment Mon, 10 Sep 2007 19:30:17 -0500 VictorSzalvay 943 at http://danube.com