Iterative System Design
Designing software begins with understanding customer requirements and identifying core functionalities. The process is inherently iterative, often requiring multiple revisions to refine the system's architecture. Engaging with customers provides valuable insights into potential future changes, prompting designers to consider the adaptability of their systems. Ultimately, testing the design's resilience is crucial for ensuring long-term viability.In this clip
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SE Radio 574: Chad Michel on Software as an Engineering Discipline
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