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Agile Human-Centered Software Engineering

Agile Human-Centered Software Engineering. Thomas Memmel, Fredrik Gundelsweiler, Harald Reiterer Speaker : Fredrik Gundelsweiler BS-HCI 2007, Lancaster, UK. Motivation. HCI and SE are recognized as professions made up of very distinct populations

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Agile Human-Centered Software Engineering

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  1. Agile Human-Centered Software Engineering Thomas Memmel, Fredrik Gundelsweiler, Harald Reiterer Speaker: Fredrik Gundelsweiler BS-HCI 2007, Lancaster, UK

  2. Motivation • HCI and SE are recognized as professions made up of very distinct populations • To provide a high level of UI usability, software experts has to work with people with a background in HCI • Course of collaboration is mostly unclear, little has been done on cross-discipline lifecycles • Agile methods are the optimum, and workable, compromise • Informal methods of XP and AM are close to HCI practice and therefore the pathfinder for a common course of action

  3. XP & HCI Practice

  4. AM & HCI Practice

  5. Design Approaches Compared

  6. Phase I

  7. Phase II

  8. Phase III

  9. Phase III – Lightweight Evaluation Methods

  10. Phase III – Lightweight Evaluation Methods

  11. Overview

  12. Summary • We bridge HCI and SE based on their commonalities • Similarities in basic principles and practices as well as among the methods and tools • Important links to XP, but many important aspects relate to AM, HCI and beyond • We concur with the findings of interdisciplinary researchers and use scenarios and prototypes as fundamental artifacts propelling a design process

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