
Evaluation of Novel Approaches to Software Engineering
by Leszek A. Maciaszek
Book 275 of Communications in Computer and Information Science --
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How do the papers in this collection define "novelty" in software engineering, and do you think the industry's definition of innovation has shifted since 2011?
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If you were presenting a new approach to software development at a conference today, which of the core areas covered in this book—such as requirements engineering, testing, or socio-technical aspects—would you focus on and why?
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The book explores both technical methodologies and socio-technical aspects of development; in your own professional experience, which of these two areas presents a greater challenge when trying to implement new processes?
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