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Software Engineering for Computational Science and Engineering

Computing in Science & Engineering, 2012
The guest editor describes the key issues and ongoing concerns in the field of software engineering for computational science and engineering, and discusses how the articles in this special issue explore necessary solutions.
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Software engineering frontiers in computational science and engineering

Proceedings of the 33rd annual on Southeast regional conference - ACM-SE 33, 1995
In 1991, the US Congress passed the High Performance Computing and Communications bill, commonly known as the HPCC bill, enshrining the Grand Challenges as national priorities. The very nature of these problems require the multidisciplinary teamwork of engineers plus computer, mathematical and physical scientists.
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Science, Mathematics, Computer Science, Software Engineering

The Computer Journal, 2011
This paper examines three ideas: First, the traditional relationship between a science, the mathematics it uses and the engineering based on it. Second, the nature of (software) computer science, which may not be a science at all, and its unusual use of mathematics. And finally, the nature of software engineering, its relationship with computer science,
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Computer science vs. software engineering

ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes, 1988
What's the difference between Computer Science and Software Engineering? The Serendipity Principle gives us the answer.
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Teaching software engineering in the computer science curriculum

ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, 2003
The goals of computer science department and software engineering courses are not always clear as they could be, and exactly how much of a computer science curriculum should be spent on software engineering topics at the expense of topics with more immediate relevance to computer science majors is far from clear. Computer science students are sometimes
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Signs of a Revolution in Computer Science and Software Engineering

2003
Several characteristics distinguish today's complex software systems from "traditional" ones. Examples in different areas show that these characteristics, already the focus of agent-oriented software engineering research, influence many application domains. These characteristics will impact how software systems are modeled and engineered. We are on the
ZAMBONELLI, Franco, V. Parunak
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The integration of software engineering into a computer science curriculum

1995
This paper discusses ideas and techniques for integrating software engineering concepts and practices into an undergraduate computer science curriculum. Discussion is focused on concepts that are related to the following aspects of software engineering: the need for software engineering, characteristics of good software, the software development ...
Thomas B. Hilburn, Iraj Hirmanpour, Andrew J. Kornecki   +2 more
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Software engineering is Not computer science

1989
One of the many confusing issues in today's software world is the use of many names that describe different aspects of the software sciences, but which have widely overlapping activities. One such area is the distinction between computer science and software engineering.
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Software engineering programmes are not computer science programmes

Annals of Software Engineering, 1998
Programmes in “Software Engineering” have become a source of contention in many universities. Some Computer Science departments, many of which have used that phrase to describe individual courses for decades, claim software engineering as part of their discipline.
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Integration of computer security into the software engineering and computer science programs

Journal of Systems and Software, 1999
Abstract This paper presents a role for computer security education in a computer science curriculum and argues that it should become a standard course offering at both the undergraduate and graduate levels of instruction. Computer security instruction requires a fundamental computer science foundation and integrates nicely into the junior or senior ...
Rayford B. Vaughn, Julian E. Boggess III
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