Protocol Analysis As a Research Technique for Analysing Design Activity
Kees Dorst, Nigel Cross
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Kees Dorst, Nigel Cross
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Abstract This paper offers a review of protocol analysis as a research technique for the investigation of design activity. It draws particularly on the results of a special international research workshop on protocol analysis of design activity, held in Delft, The Netherlands, in September 1994. The paper identifies major themes and issues in the use of protocol analysis arising from the workshop.
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Abstract This paper offers a review of protocol analysis as a research technique for the investigation of design activity. It draws particularly on the results of a special international research workshop on protocol analysis of design activity, held in Delft, The Netherlands, in September 1994. The paper identifies major themes and issues in the use of protocol analysis arising from the workshop.
Key concepts: Protocol (science), Protocol design, Computer science, Protocol analysis, Research design, Management science, Data science, Engineering management