Using Social Choice Theory to Finalize Architectural Decisions
Shipra Sharma,
Balwinder Sodhi
Abstract:Unbiased and objective architectural design decisions are crucial for the success of a software development project. Stakeholder inputs play an important role in arriving at such design decisions. However, the stakeholders may act in a biased manner in order to ensure that their requirements and concerns are addressed in a specific way in the software. Most of the existing methods of architectural decision-making do not adequately account for such biased behavior of stakeholders. We view the software architect… Show more
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