Beyond helping me apply reductionism to requirements elicitation and pushing me to identify and understand underlying relationships, my background in science has also prompted me to always evaluate the reason
Last time, I wrote about how the reductionist logic I used when studying science has benefitted my work as a requirements analyst. However, the benefits of a scientific background in
“Reductionism: The theory that every complex phenomenon … can be explained by analyzing the simplest, most basic physical mechanisms that are in operation during the phenomenon.” Think about any software
If you frequent the blog, you have probably heard that we at ArgonDigital recently published a tool study. The second phase of this tool study aimed to evaluate 22 requirements
Recently, we have been redesigning our requirements blog here at ArgonDigital. Part of this effort was to write bio’s about ourselves and what we like to write about. There are
Here is a fun philosophy problem: A trolley is out of control and heading down the track. Down the track, you see five people who are unaware that the
In an earlier post, I described a recent project that I was on as being similar to the Kobayashi Maru; a fictional test in the Star Trek universe. The test
Have you ever been on a project that seemed impossible? Have you ever felt that the outcome of a project, no matter what you did, would result in failure?
Being a consultant can sometimes be awkward. You get to a client site, and you are expected to work with brand new people who you may have never met. These
“What do you plan to do with your degree?” It’s a question most everyone hears in college. For some, it’s easier to answer than it is for others. If you
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