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disciplines of "software development" that have little to do with engineering under the umbrella of "software engineering" as if those functions are a less important subclass of engineering. The article and the template are titled "software development process", not "software engineering process". You are just in denial that development is broader in scope than engineering.
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In my opinion, we should include in the "Software
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Now I have removed some other names as well, and we had some previous discussion. Maybe I have to explain these actions some more. I think this template shouldn't reflect the general status of the field of software engineering. I should focuss on the
Knowledge (XXG) representation of this field. It
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I think there is an underlaying question of where are the boundaries of software engineering? Which are it's main subjects? How did this field develope? And which subjects could be considered related to related fields? And which are the related fields of software engineering. These are questions, I
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Now I do think the number of people mentioned in the template should be limited to say the current 20 to 25 names. Otherwise the template is growing to large. We can list all people of the
Category:Software engineering and or Category:Software engineering researchers. We have to make a choice. And
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was removed from the template because the
Knowledge (XXG) article about him does not mention any direct, relevant contribution to Software Engineering. The Web is an (important) application, but not a direct contribution explicitly made to advance or popularize the Software Engineering field: it is
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The other template was better because it laid it out in steps and was highly visible at the top for those who may have only been interested in a particular step. I know that software engineering is not a step-by-step process, so I think it's futile to have software engineering template replace the
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in the template has made me wonder about the criteria for inclusion. I checked Google
Scholar and found that Mellor is quiet a highly cited author. This made me wonder about the other persons listed in template, and I did some more checking with Google Scholar. Google scholar listed the following
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does not mention any contribution to the
Software Engineering field. Web Engineering, AI, ontologies and Semantic Web are not Software Engineering subjects. Therefore, his name should not appear in this template until contributions to Software Engineering are mentioned in the article about him.
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You can try to oversimplify it by saying that software engineering is the main discipline. I'm sure there are product developers and project managers that would disagree with you, but that's beside the point. The point is that software development is multidisciplinary. You're trying to pull the
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Now I just started this template, and I know there is a lot to improve here and this will take time. I don't agree on one of your other choices. The template is not just a listing of notable software engineers. They should have an
Wikpedia article and I prefer a longer Knowledge (XXG) article,
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I disagree that it should replace that template. That template is about a multidisciplinary process that includes software engineering but is not summed up by software engineering. Software engineering describes a skill that evolves much faster than any one process. You are doing both software
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This is good stuff Mdd! I didn't realize that
Stephen Mellor is also an Agile Manifesto Signatory, which adds to his importance. Your table above bolsters the arguement to add Phillipe Krutchen with his contributions in Software Architecture and RUP.
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I am no real expert in this field, so I am open for suggestions. I do have been developing the
Knowledge (XXG) representation of systems engineering, and have experienced that this field like software engineering is a very specific field with it's own
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software development process template. There should be two separate templates, one for the broader software development process and the other for the field or skill of software engineering. Your oversimplifying both subjects by merging the templates.
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Back to this subject. I have been developing some other templates as well and I can't recall ever seen (engineering) awards being added in other templates. There are other ways to bring this to the peoples attention, see for example the Turing award
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Software Engineering, and active participants of the first Software Engineering conference ever, sponsored by NATO. They are not just tool developers; they have made important contributions to establish the conceptual framework of the
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I personnaly consider the development of programming languages an other field of computer science than software engineering. Now I have moved the above list of prominent people from the history of software engineering to the
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I separated the related field section. I noticed this section could/should be more specific. It doesn't seem to make sense to add mathematics and management as related fields. I think this could/should be more
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article. At the moment this section hardly gives any information and links to other Knowledge (XXG) articles. The three items listed are stubs, and I oppose the listing of stubs in any wikipedia article.
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I miss articles about the main Software Engineering awards. After they are created in Knowledge (XXG), they should be mentioned in the "Prizes" section of the template. Some external links:
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engineers and those who work with software engineers a disservice by trying to monopolize all the software development terminology under the umbrella of "software engineering."
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If not, sad, cause there is no equal to be found in these dusty old white-paper meet-the-deadline-and-not-much-else standards from the days of punch-cards and vacuum tubes.
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principle (which is a software design concept, not an executable software tool) to help localization of volatile (changeable) design assumptions; the notion of
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again, explaining the basic charateristics of those methodologies and list the different types in the field of software enginering. As a start I started a
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mentions such contributions on the articles of the respective researchers. While this does not happen, those names should be left out of this template. --
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as well because, his current article doesn't explain his existence here. Also the 4+1 view model doesn't seem that important to Software engineering. --
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famous computer scientists, but I don't see them as software engineers. That is why I will remove the from the template. I am not so sure about
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Some of those authors have higher numbers, but they are not all to be considered software engineers (especially Sowa en Zachman). --
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I agree we should only list the subset of software engineers, who are notable for their Software Engineering contributions.
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on Knowledge (XXG). If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join
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