Framework Documentation With Patterns: An Empirical Study

Framework Documentation With Patterns: An Empirical Study

The objective of this thesis is to empirically investigate different documentation philosophies for effective transfer of knowledge in teaching new framework users, especially, when patterns style documentation was used as a means of knowledge organization, interaction and representation. A series...

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Main Author: Ho, Sin Ban
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Published: 2008
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LB Theory and practice of education
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spelling my-mmu-ep.12882010-08-13T03:52:08Z Framework Documentation With Patterns: An Empirical Study 2008-02 Ho, Sin Ban LB Theory and practice of education The objective of this thesis is to empirically investigate different documentation philosophies for effective transfer of knowledge in teaching new framework users, especially, when patterns style documentation was used as a means of knowledge organization, interaction and representation. A series of controlled experiments, which served as the case studies, were set up to compare the various documentation philosophies, namely traditional step by step, minimalist, patterns style, and extended javadoc (Jdoc) documentation. 2008-02 Thesis http://shdl.mmu.edu.my/1288/ http://myto.perpun.net.my/metoalogin/logina.php phd doctoral Multimedia University Research Library
institution Multimedia University
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topic LB Theory and practice of education
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Ho, Sin Ban
Framework Documentation With Patterns: An Empirical Study
description The objective of this thesis is to empirically investigate different documentation philosophies for effective transfer of knowledge in teaching new framework users, especially, when patterns style documentation was used as a means of knowledge organization, interaction and representation. A series of controlled experiments, which served as the case studies, were set up to compare the various documentation philosophies, namely traditional step by step, minimalist, patterns style, and extended javadoc (Jdoc) documentation.
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title Framework Documentation With Patterns: An Empirical Study
title_short Framework Documentation With Patterns: An Empirical Study
title_full Framework Documentation With Patterns: An Empirical Study
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