IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages and Human-Centric Computing (VL/HCC 2007) 2007
DOI: 10.1109/vlhcc.2007.17
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Some Problems of Professional End User Developers

Abstract: By the term 'professional end user developers '

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“…either on their own or in partnership with software engineers in order to further their own professional goals (Segal 2001(Segal , 2005(Segal , 2007. These field studies have formed the basis for an exploration of the culture (values and customary behaviours) of scientists as professional end-user developers (Segal, 2008a(Segal, , 2008bSegal & Morris, 2008).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…either on their own or in partnership with software engineers in order to further their own professional goals (Segal 2001(Segal , 2005(Segal , 2007. These field studies have formed the basis for an exploration of the culture (values and customary behaviours) of scientists as professional end-user developers (Segal, 2008a(Segal, , 2008bSegal & Morris, 2008).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In her field studies of a variety of scientists developing software in this context, Segal (Segal 2005(Segal , 2007(Segal , 2009) identified a widespread model of software development, which, while it is very successful within the traditional context in which it is usually deployed, does not generally result in software which may be used safely outside of such a context. That is, the developers of such software are not generally concerned with how it might be deployed to address problems other than those for which it was originally intended and so:…”
Section: Some Challenges Associated With the Traditional Model Of Scimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Segal (2007) noted in her field studies the pervasiveness among some scientific communities of the assumption that 'anyone can develop software'. A couple of dangers associated with this assumption are, firstly, that scientists may be appointed to software development teams solely on the basis that they are good scientists in need of funding without any reference to their software experience and skills, and secondly, that funding agencies may provide only enough funding to employ professional software developers at the beginning of their careers (Segal, forthcoming).…”
Section: The Challenges Of Retaining Scientific Software Developersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Obtaining an in-depth understanding of the software product can enhance the accuracy and reliability of its application (Holton, 2004;Segal, 2005Segal, , 2007Sloan, Macaulay, Forbes, Loynton, & Gregor, 2009;Fischer, 2009Fischer, , 2011Adams, Davies, Collins, & Rogers, 2010). Thus, the problem is that there is a growing need for the identification of a good framework for scientific software training that can help mitigate risk in its applications or interpretations, but there is insufficient literature regarding this topic.…”
Section: Introduction Scientific Software Trainingmentioning
confidence: 99%