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An Industrial Approach to Work Analysis and Software Design
Thursday April 29th 1999
The Conference Centre, Lancaster University, UK
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10.00 Coffee
10:15 Introduction: Ian Sommerville
Session 1: Software and Systems Design
- The Coherence Project Stephen Viller & Ian Sommerville, Lancaster University
- Integrating Ethnographic Field Observation into Requirements Engineering Carol Maxwell & Nicola Millard, BT Laboratories
- Role of Scenarios in Work Analysis during System Design Shailey Minocha, City University
- Some Experiences of Applying Ethnography and Discourse Analysis in Real Software Development Helen Sharp et al., City University & Open University
- Prejudice, Knowledge and Ignorance in Software Development Stan Price
12:30-13:45 Lunch
Session 2: Studies Methods and Techniques
- Towards an activity-based approach to requirements definition Phil Turner, Susan Turner & Julie Horton, University of Northumbria
- Observational studies of technology and work Marina Jirotka & Lincoln Wallen, Oxford University
- Ethnography for 'Solutions'-Based Business Richard Bentley, Jon O'Brien & James Pycock, XRCE Cambridge
- Procedures and practices in safety critical settings Bob Fields & Peter Wright, University of York
- The general acceptances of ethnography John Hughes, Lancaster University
16.00 Summary & Coffee
Tom Rodden
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