Integrating human factors with the Jackson System Development method: an illustrated overview

1 October 1992

journal article
review article
Published by Taylor & Francis in Ergonomics

Vol. 35 (10) , 1135-1161
https://doi.org/10.1080/00140139208967388

Abstract

The motivation for integrating human factors with structured systems analysis and design methods has been set out in earlier papers. In addition, a preliminary conception of such an integration has been proposed for the Jackson System Development method (referred to as JSD∗), and a set of requirements, research and strategies suggested for further developing this conception. The present paper reports the progress of the research, and presents an overview of the stage-wise design process, scope and notation of the JSD∗ method. The method is discussed and illustrated using a simple case-study concerning a Recreation Booking System.

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