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sensemaking-coevolution-implementation theory: a standalone construct

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Software engineering

a process theory that software is built by making meaning of context, coevolving problem and design, and implementing them.

In software engineering, sensemaking-coevolution-implementation theory refers to a process theory that software is built by making meaning of context, coevolving problem and design, and implementing them. This meaning comes from Ralph (2016) in Information and Software Technology.[1]

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Ralph, P. (2016). Software engineering process theory: A multi-method comparison of Sensemaking–Coevolution–Implementation Theory and Function–Behavior–Structure Theory. Information and Software Technology, 70, 232-250. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.infsof.2015.06.010

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