Book (Practical) Information science Why Concepts Matter for Great Design / Makoto Nakajima

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Information Science
Introduction
Software designers have been talking about conceptual models and their importance for a long time, but concepts have never been at the center of software design. This book introduces techniques that can be directly applied to improve the quality of design so that good software design can be done at any stage using familiar apps as an example. It also provides new ways of thinking about software so that developers can focus more effectively and users can understand software more clearly and take full advantage of its potential. It also demonstrates the existence of principles based on rich theory to convince the community of researchers and practitioners involved in service development that software design is an exciting and substantial discipline.
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Contents
Motivation
Chapter 1 Reasons for Writing
Chapter 2 Discovery of Concepts
Chapter 3 Effects of Concepts
Part 2 Summary
Chapter 4 Structure of Concepts
Chapter 5 Purpose of Concepts
Chapter 6 Synthesis of Concepts
Chapter 7 Concept dependence
Chapter 8 Mapping of Concepts
Part 3 Principles
Chapter 9 Idiosyncrasies of Concepts
Chapter 10 Familiarity of Concepts
Chapter 11 Completeness of Concepts
Notes