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CASE productivity perceptions of software engineering professionals

By Ronald J. Norman, Jay F. Nunamaker
Communications of the ACM, September 1989, Vol. 32 No. 9, Pages 1102-1108
10.1145/66451.66458
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Computer-aided software engineering (CASE) is moving into the problem-solving domain of the systems analyst. The authors undertook a study to investigate the various functional and behavioral aspects of CASE and determine the impact it has over manual methods of software engineering productivity.

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