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Software Development Environments
Computer, 1987Abstract : The growing demand for reliable large-scale software systems cannot be met without advances in software development environments. Although promising technologies are emerging, a number of issues must be addressed to ensure the timely transition of those technologies to practice.
Susan A. Dart +3 more
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Software Development in Turkey
IT Professional, 2015The Turkish software engineering community is young, vibrant, and growing. It presents reasons to be optimistic about the future, but in the meantime, it will undergo some obvious growing pains. The authors present an overall picture of software development in Turkey from three complementary viewpoints: market, suppliers, and education.
Onur Demirörs, Ahmet Coskunçay
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2017 IEEE/ACM 39th International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE), 2017
Context: Since software development is a complex socio-technical activity that involves coordinating different disciplines and skill sets, it provides ample opportunities for waste to emerge. Waste is any activity that produces no value for the customer or user.
Todd Sedano +2 more
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Context: Since software development is a complex socio-technical activity that involves coordinating different disciplines and skill sets, it provides ample opportunities for waste to emerge. Waste is any activity that produces no value for the customer or user.
Todd Sedano +2 more
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The Software Development System
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 1977This paper contains a discussion of the Software Development System (SDS), a methodology addressing the problems involved in the development of software for ballistic missile defense systems. These are large real-time, automated systems with a requirement for high reliability.
Carl G. Davis, Charles R. Vick
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Software Development Graphs a unifying concept for software development?
1986Software Development, as a concept, is seen as composed from aspects of Theoretical Computer Science, Programming Methodology, Software "Engineering" and Management. We define all of these concepts. We then define the notion of Software Development Graphs. Syntactically, Software Development Graphs are cycle-free, directed, finite graphs. Semantically,
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Optimization of software development
Proceedings of the 28th international conference on Software engineering, 2006For many companies, including leaders in software development, software is becoming an increasingly critical competitive factor. For example, at Siemens, sixty percent of our business is strongly influenced by software and approximately fifty percent of all Siemens patents are software related. With more than 30,000 software developers worldwide and an
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Concurrent software development
Communications of the ACM, 2000By necessity, software development has become a critical skill for many industrial firms. Software that captures the intellectual assets of the firm in its products and services increasingly defines the critical path in development and thus governs the firm’s speed-to-market.
Joseph D. Blackburn +2 more
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Software Development and Globalization
2007Developing software across borders has become an emerging area of software engineering. It is one of the important competitive advantages in today's industry. However, the increased globalization of software development creates many challenges brought by distribution of software life cycle activities among teams separated by various boundaries, such as
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Software Development Productivity
2003Abstract This chapter explains what software development productivity is and why it is important. It discusses the various ways of measuring software size and project effort using examples from past research. An overview of productivity factors considered in prior research is also presented.
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Specifications in software development
[1992] Proceedings of the Seventh Annual IEEE Symposium on Logic in Computer Science, 2003Summary form only given. Various kinds of specifications used during software development are presented through examples. The focus is on the practical aspects of the nature and use of formal specifications. Some open research problems that should be of particular interest are mentioned. >
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