koeneman@trex.rutgers.edu (Juergen Koenemann) (05/08/89)
I'm working on a project "Empirical Studies of Programmers"
which looks at human expert strategies to comprehend
computer programs.
The N-lift scheduling problem has been used in the literature
to demonstrate different design techniques and to analyse
human design strategies (work done at MCC). I am interested in
studying how people comprehend complex , "real world" code.
For this purpose, I am looking for code (in any language)
which implements (parts of) the control problem of scheduling
N-elevators.
Working solutions to toy versions (e.g. developed in the course
of a software engineering class) are especially welcome.
Please email code and/or requests for further info and/or
references to published code to
koeneman@paul.rutgers.edu
Thank You for your attention!
Jurgen Koenemann
Dept. of Psychology
Rutgers -- The State University of New Jersey
Busch Campus
New Brunswick, NJ 08903
USA
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Juergen Koenemann
koeneman@paul.rutgers.edu