Software Engineering

The development of software is an intellectual process which is difficult to manage and whose outcome is never certain. A common misconception is assuming the difficulty with software development is related to the technical challenges associated with development. However, in my experience, the greatest difficulty lies in the interpersonal dynamics of the team members. It is my belief that the development of software would be easier to predict and manage if more was understood about the psychology of software development.

My diverse background in the field of software and business gives me a unique perspective on this problem, and I hope that I will be able to make a contribution to the field of software engineering by further examining the underlying factors that impact how software is developed and improve the quality of the process and outcome.

Articles on Software Engineering:

TestimonialOur history with Michael Curry goes back to the start of our business and a small IT project we commissioned his help in completing. We have grown into a national company and we continue to rely on Michael for technology initiatives, process innovation and integrating complex IT solutions. I would strongly recommend him to any business looking for highly professional and cost effective services.

Jeff Blackburn, CEO

Modeling Systems in UMLSystems are a combination of hardware, software and peripherals collectively working in an environment where together they fulfill a need of those who use the system. Because there are often many intangible components, it is difficult to create an accurate representation or model of complex engineered IT systems.

This tutorial explains how to create UML diagrams of IT systems in language any business analyst will find easy to read and understand.