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IBM
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  How to Improve the Calibration of Cost Models
Ebrahimi N. IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering 25(1): 136-140, 1999.  Type: Article

Estimating costs and schedules for software engineering productshas been a problem from the beginning of computer programming in the1950s. It has been complicated by the often misleading dependency ofproductivity on product size and by...

Jun 1 1999  
  Software process quality: management and control
Kenett R., Baker E., Marcel Dekker, Inc., New York, NY, 1999. 241 pp.  Type: Book (9780824717339)

In the 1950s, programmers were so excited when they were getting atechnical solution to a problem to work that quality and otheruser-oriented characteristics were almost completely ignored. Some ofthat is still true today, but with pro...

Apr 1 1999  
  Modeling and Evaluating Design Alternatives for an On-Line Instrumentation System: A Case Study
Waheed A., Rover D., Hollingsworth J. IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering 24(6): 451-470, 1998.  Type: Article

When hardware and software became more reliable, the question of performance, running time, and disk space used became more important. In the 1970s, the requirement of instrumentation, involving real-time monitoring of the process and ...

Mar 1 1999  
  Distributed application development with PowerBuilder 6
Barlotta M., Manning Publications Co., Greenwich, CT, 1999.  Type: Book (9781884777684)

PowerBuilder has become one of the leading environments for the development of large programming systems. It is not surprising that there is a trend toward specialization of various application areas. The publisher is offering a series...

Jan 1 1999  
  Parameterized duplication in strings
Baker B. SIAM Journal on Computing 26(5): 1343-1362, 1997.  Type: Article

Baker discusses duplication of code within the same programming system, which she applies to software maintenance. Of course, this work has much broader application, such as the detection of pirated code or of plagiarism....

Dec 1 1998  
  Discovering models of software processes from event-based data
Cook J., Wolf A. ACM Transactions on Software Engineering and Methodology 7(3): 215-249, 1998.  Type: Article

The authors define a process as “a set of activities applied to artifacts, leading to the design, development, or maintenance of a software system.” They observe that inherent in every project is a process (whether ...

Dec 1 1998  
  Cognitive patterns
Gardner K., Rush A., Crist M., Konitzer R., Teegarden B., Cambridge University Press, New York, NY, 1998.  Type: Book (9780521649988)

The authors discuss extending the benefits of abstraction (which led to object-oriented programming) to the whole program development process, starting with the modeling of business systems. The basis of this approach is cognitive mode...

Aug 1 1998  
  Surviving a process performance crash
Laitinen M., Fayad M. (ed) Communications of the ACM 41(2): 83-86, 1998.  Type: Article

Laitinen and Fayad briefly discuss how and why to introduce a software development process. They state that the only way to improve work quality or increase productivity is to change the process, not to set goals above the current stat...

May 1 1998  
  PowerBuilder 5 developer’s resource
Schumacher R., Bosworth B., Prentice-Hall, Inc., Upper Saddle River, NJ, 1997.  Type: Book (9780132711562)

Teaching advanced programming techniques without first teaching their theoretical backgrounds leads to the need for lengthy explanations, such as the explanations of polymorphism and other mathematical terms found here, and consequentl...

Feb 1 1998  
  Using a Protean Language to Enhance Expressiveness in Specification
Bloom B., Cheng A., Dsouza A. IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering 23(4): 224-234, 1997.  Type: Article

In the 1950s and 1960s, the early years of computer programming, there was a saying among programmers that every professional programmer had to invent his own programming language, or at least had to be involved in the definition of on...

Oct 1 1997  
 
 
 
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