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Software Radio: The User Dimension

Kate Cook

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This chapter contains sections titled: User Requirements for ‘Future’ Technology Benefits of User-centered Design The ‘Non-existence’ Problem The User Potential of SDR A Methodology for User Requirement Assessment The ‘Lead User’ Concept Requirements of Lead Users Scenario Development and Use Cases User Categories From User Scenarios to Detailed Requirements Benefits and Limitations of the Methodology Conclusions and Future Directions Acknowledgements References

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Key concepts: User requirements document, Computer science, Dimension (graph theory), User interface design, User story, User needs, User experience design, User-centered design