Comparing program comprehension of physically and virtually separated concerns
Proceedings of the 4th International Workshop on Feature-Oriented Software …, 2012•dl.acm.org
It is common believe that separating source code along concerns or features improves
program comprehension of source code. However, empirical evidence is mostly missing. In
this paper, we design a controlled experiment to evaluate that believe for feature-oriented
programming based on maintenance tasks with human participants. We validate our
experiment with a pilot study, which already preliminarily confirms that students use different
strategies to complete maintenance tasks.
program comprehension of source code. However, empirical evidence is mostly missing. In
this paper, we design a controlled experiment to evaluate that believe for feature-oriented
programming based on maintenance tasks with human participants. We validate our
experiment with a pilot study, which already preliminarily confirms that students use different
strategies to complete maintenance tasks.
It is common believe that separating source code along concerns or features improves program comprehension of source code. However, empirical evidence is mostly missing. In this paper, we design a controlled experiment to evaluate that believe for feature-oriented programming based on maintenance tasks with human participants. We validate our experiment with a pilot study, which already preliminarily confirms that students use different strategies to complete maintenance tasks.
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