2009 IEEE 17th International Conference on Program Comprehension 2009 Help me understand this report
An in-vivo study of the cognitive levels employed by programmers during software maintenance
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“…The study by [22] suggests that some subtasks within software maintenance are difficult in part because of the higher cognitive levels (based on Bloom's taxonomy) that programmers must work at. On the other hand, the study by [32] shows the need to interleave information from multiple sources to help with maintenance tasks.…”
Section: Cognitive Levelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The study by [22] suggests that some subtasks within software maintenance are difficult in part because of the higher cognitive levels (based on Bloom's taxonomy) that programmers must work at. On the other hand, the study by [32] shows the need to interleave information from multiple sources to help with maintenance tasks.…”
Section: Cognitive Levelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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