Software Engineering & Systems Design Nature

TL;DR

This paper discusses the importance of understanding systems structures and logical laws to address incompatibilities in software engineering and improve design and organizational processes.

Contribution

It introduces a new perspective on systems structures and logical laws to enhance software design and organizational alignment.

Findings

Emphasizes the role of systems structure perception in software success

Highlights the importance of logical laws in system design

Suggests a new approach to address incompatibilities in software engineering

Abstract

The main problems of Software Engineering appear as a result of incompatibilities. For example, the quality of organization of the production process depends on correspondence with existent resources and on a common understanding of project goals by all team members. Software design is another example. Its successfulness rides on the architecture's conformity with a project's concepts. This is a point of great nicety. All elements should create a single space of interaction. And if the laws of such a space are imperfect, missequencing comes and the concept of a software system fails. We must do our best for this not to happen. To that end, having a subtle perception of systems structures is essential. Such knowledge can be based only on a fresh approach to the logical law.