Brooks argues that conceptual integrity is the key to successful systems. Do you agree? Can you think
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Brooks argues that conceptual integrity is the key to successful systems. Do you agree? Can you think of successful systems that have not had this property? If so, what factors made those systems successful anyway? How do you go about measuring a system to see if it meets Brooks's prescription?
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Software Architecture In Practice
ISBN: 9780321154958
2nd Edition
Authors: Len Bass, Paul Clements, Rick Kazman
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