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The Laws of Software Process
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The Laws of Software Process

by Phillip G. Armour
September 2003
Intermediate to advanced
272 pages
8h 36m
English
Auerbach Publications
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The Five Orders of Ignorance
have ignorance, this second loop is to identify what that ignorance
might be. Fed through the process, these questions should elicit
answers, although commonly each answer generates other ques-
tions and sometimes painfully illuminates whole areas that require
further investigation.
• The final step is to convert the specific questions into specific
answers and apply these answers. At this point we can certify the
output as 0OI or extant knowledge.
The steps are:
Undifferentiated Lack of Knowledge (2OI) →
Identified Lack of Knowledge (1OI) →
Knowledge (0OI)
The fly in the ointment has already been identified — it is that the ques-
tion-answering process almost invariably generates more questions. Sim-
ply put, acquiring knowledge ...
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