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Tag Archives: Herbert Simon
Theories of design – is design problem-solving?
The field of design theory is separated to two warring camps. On the one side are people following Donald Schön’s (1983) “Reflective Practitioner;” an epistemology of practice based on a close examination of what different practicioners actually do. On the … Continue reading
Posted in Notes in process
Tagged Algorithms, Design, Design Theory, Donald Schön, Herbert Simon, notes, Sciences of the Artificial
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