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From: Zim Olson on 24 Aug 2007 01:38
Hello Math. Forum:

When researching my version of "Non-Functional" several years ago, on the Internet of course, I found no results. I just did a search on Yahoo for this and found many results.

When and Where did this term first come from?

My version of "Non-Functional" maintains that this is a component of any System. Where I coined the term "Stupidity Constant" being part of ANY assesed system/intellgence(s). And also having Social and Physical Sciences implications and applications.

Is there anything like this interpretation 'out there'?

Zim Olson
Creative Mathematics
http://www.zimmathematics.com
From: JEMebius on 26 Aug 2007 08:10
"Non-functional" is a Systems Development term;
see for instance http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-functional_requirement
The linguistic origin of the term is self-explanatory.

Johan E. Mebius


Zim Olson wrote:
> Hello Math. Forum:
>
> When researching my version of "Non-Functional" several years ago, on the Internet of course, I found no results. I just did a search on Yahoo for this and found many results.
>
> When and Where did this term first come from?
>
> My version of "Non-Functional" maintains that this is a component of any System. Where I coined the term "Stupidity Constant" being part of ANY assesed system/intellgence(s). And also having Social and Physical Sciences implications and applications.
>
> Is there anything like this interpretation 'out there'?
>
> Zim Olson
> Creative Mathematics
> http://www.zimmathematics.com
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