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From: ins_amrh@jhunix.UUCP (Martin R. Hall)
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Subject: Wanted: Info on Structured Analysis Inadequacies
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Date: Tue, 19-Aug-86 14:25:52 EDT
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We are looking for references that point out some of the inadequacies
of Structured Analysis methods (ala Yourdon, for instance) in a
Software Development Process for AI software.  We have a couple of
references vouching for the utility of Rapid Prototyping and
Exploratory Programming (thanks, by the way, for those who pointed
me to some of these references), but not explicitly contrasting this
with the more traditional Structured Design/Analysis methods.
These references are needed by our AI group for a "Convince the Software
Managers" session.  :-)

Any help greatly appreciated!

					- Marty Hall

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