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...Research into the perception of sound indicates that instead of hearing equal increments of amplitude as equal increments of loudness, we hear equal multiples of amplitude as equal increments. For instance, successive doublings of the amplitude of a sound are generally perceived as equal increments of loudness. This is somewhat akin to the way we hear successive doublings...

...researched, are important because they address fundamental issues concerning software quality. You are probably already familiar with some of the techniques used in this course. Studying these techniques is more about how to use them to address the quality issues of what you are developing and how you are developing it, rather than about how to use them in practice. In...