Survey on programmers' views of the usefulness of UML Diagrams
This research is being conducted by Dwayne Anius (dwayne.anius@uleth.ca) and Professor Brian Dobing (brian.dobing@uleth.ca). The goal is to determine which UML diagrams programmers believe to be most/least useful in the programming process and why. The information you provide may be summarized and interpreted for presentation at academic and user conferences, and in appropriate trade magazines and journals.
We are not offering any reward for completing the survey, but you can obtain a copy of the results by providing your email address at the end of the survey.
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