Subtitled "The Work of Michael Jackson," this book spans the career
of one of software engineering's most important figures. Half the
chapters are an anthology of Jackson's past writings, exemplifying
the clarity, wisdom, and wit for which he is so well known. The
other half of the book is new: Jackson and his colleagues gives
their latest views on requirements, specifications, design, problem
frames, and programming methods. Although many people have observed
that software development should be more of an engineering
discipline, few have drawn from the wider engineering literature
more deeply or usefully than Jackson. Because of his work, many
software engineers have a better perspective on their software and
the real world it is intended to serve.
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