Links
"Software Test Essentials"
My article published in "Tea-Time with Testers" magazine, March/April 2014, Year 4, Issue III. This software testing article provides six essential learnings for anyone testing software: 1. Adaptability to Context, 2. Adaptability Meets Planning, 3. Requirements, 4. Use Case vs. Test Case, 5. Smoke and Regression Test, 6. Start-to-Finish...(Go to article).
Best of "Our Take"
My software-quality column "Our Take" appeared twice a month in STQe-Letter, a subscriber-based publication with a circulation of 30,000. Many columns were selected and published in this "Best of" collection at StickyMinds.com (March 25, 2002)...(Go to article).
Capturing Implied Requirements
Published at StickyMinds.com (October 24, 2007)...(Go to article).
Knowledge Management
Published at StickyMinds.com (December 3, 2009)...(Go to article).
My review of Karl Wiegers' book Pearls from Sand
Published at TechWell.com (March 14, 2013)...(Go to review).
Celebrating Talk Like a Pirate Day (Mensa for Kids Stories have been removed)
Published at Mensa for Kids (September 2007).
The Philosophical Model
Published in the New England Writers' Network magazine (Vol. 4, No. 2; Autumn 1997)...(Go to article).
My Books
Screenformation 2.0—My book presenting the major scientific studies, educational research, and expert commentary on the harmful effects of screentime. Published July 2023.
Recommended by the Mensa Bulletin:
“This book is deeply researched … a must-read for parents and teachers.”
— Mensa Bulletin, September 2019.
Link to buy the book on Amazon
Abstract Objects, Ideal Forms, and Works of Art: An Epistemic and Aesthetic Analysis—My book on the philosophy of language, epistemology, and aesthetic theory. Published November 2006.
Part of the National Science Council-subsidized humanities and social science research: phenomenology.
The National Chengchi University (NCCU) Main Library, Taipei City, Taiwan
Link to buy the book on Amazon
Here is list of libraries that have my books on their shelves
Here is a link to a lot of words
Go to my Annotated Links page