Amy J. Ko

> I feel the section on open source organizations wasn't necessary, and that the extra space could have been used to further delve into the responsibilities of an SWE. Each...

> I think the concept of for-profit vs non-profit vs open source should be better explained.  There was a good list of reasons as to why modern open source projects...

> PS -  this was the first time I read a chapter about software engineering and learned about the  major contributions by the black community early on and the injustice...

> When the article talks about Margaret Hamilton's contribution and leadership in the field of software engineering, it says that Margaret Hamilton's leadership established the software engineering field as a...

> While I gained some new knowledge by reading the “History” chapter, I felt that the paragraph that introduces the IBM 360 needs to be better explained. The paragraph before...

> An expansion on the question “what responsibility do software engineers have to avoid algorithmic bias?” may strengthen this article. The question immediately brought to mind how companies like IBM...

> this chapter does explain and what can be termed as the "birth of software engineering". we see here how people started doing this just to solve problems that didn't...

> Condensing the history of software engineering into a short article is definitely not an easy task, but I think highlighting the major events after the 60s might make it...

> While I did like the part about women in programming, I felt that it should have been talked about some more.  Women used to be at the forefront of...

This was from a grant proposal. Probably belongs in the program comprehension chapter. ```Overarching facts supported by prior work: Establishing the problem There is always a "gulf of execution" mismatch...