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Beskrivning
This is the first account on the history of software. By exploring the current understanding of software and its history, speakers and commentators explored the fundamental elements that make software what it is.
Produktinformation
Utgivningsdatum:2002-05-27
Mått:155 x 235 x 21 mm
Vikt:606 g
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:283
Upplaga:2002
Förlag:Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG
Pioneering Work in Software During the 50s in Central Europe.- Software as Science—Science as Software.- Commentary on Michael S. Mahoney.- Software as Science? Commentary on Michael S. Mahoney.- Software as Engineering.- Commentary on James E. Tomayko.- Commentary on James E. Tomayko.- A View from the Sonnenbichl: On the Historical Sociology of Software and System Dependability.- Commentary on Donald MacKenzie.- Dependability Then and Now: Commentary on Donald MacKenzie.- Software as Labor Process.- Are Programmers Oppressed by Monopoly Capital, or Shall the Geeks Inherit the Earth? Commentary on Nathan Ensmenger & William Aspray.- A Commentary on David A. Hounshell’s Commentary on “Software as Labor Process”.- Software as an Economic Activity.- Commentary on Martin Campbell-Kelly.- Commentary on Martin Campbell-Kelly.- A Note on Martin Campbell-Kelly’s “Software as an Economic Activity” and David Mowery’s “Commentary”.- Collecting Software: Preserving Information in an Object-Centred Culture.- Commentary on Doron Swade.- Towards a Software Museum: Challenges and Opportunities.- Towards a Software Museum: Challenges and Opportunities.- Preserving Software in History Museums: A Material Culture Approach.- Commentary on David K. Allison, “Preserving Software in History Museums”.- Probing the Elephant: How Do the Parts Fit Together?.
