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From Software Development to Software Assembly
IEEE Software, 2016The lack of skilled programming personnel and the growing burden of maintaining customized software are forcing organizations to quit producing their own software. It's high time they turned to ready-made, standard components to fulfill their business requirements. Cloud services might be one way to achieve that goal.
Chris Verhoef, Harry M. Sneed
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Social software in global software development
Proceedings of the 2010 ICSE Workshop on Cooperative and Human Aspects of Software Engineering, 2010Social software (SoSo) is defined by Farkas as tools that (1) allow people to communicate, collaborate, and build community online (2) can be syndicated, shared, reused or remixed and (3) let people learn easily from and capitalize on the behavior and knowledge of others. [1].
Giuffrida, Rosalba, Dittrich, Yvonne
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1992
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses software development. A programmer is an extremely powerful person. Unless properly controlled, he has access to confidential data and he also has the wherewithal to read or amend that data. Financial institutions use the “Chinese wall” method to help avoid problems.
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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses software development. A programmer is an extremely powerful person. Unless properly controlled, he has access to confidential data and he also has the wherewithal to read or amend that data. Financial institutions use the “Chinese wall” method to help avoid problems.
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Diversity and Software Development
IEEE Software, 2009Scott E. Page's diversity framework provides useful insights regarding software engineering research, practice, and education. This editorial discusses the concepts and implications of diversity in this context.
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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.
Demirors, Onur, Coskuncay, Ahmet
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1998
The software development process consists of a sequence of activities which are performed repeatedly until the software produced meets the customer’s requirements or until someone turns out the lights. If you manage your project effectively then the former outcome is the more likely.
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The software development process consists of a sequence of activities which are performed repeatedly until the software produced meets the customer’s requirements or until someone turns out the lights. If you manage your project effectively then the former outcome is the more likely.
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The Impact of Agile Software Development Approach on Software Developers’ Responsibilities
2017Nowadays, software releases are expected to be produced in high-speed cycles, agile based methodologies are considered as default, and thereupon software developers face new demands and responsibilities. Agile methods give a lot of freedom to the software developers to manage projects and solve problems by themselves.
Petri Avikainen +2 more
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Software Development Processes
2007The complexity and newness of the technology set that can be used for developing wireless Internet services (i.e. mobile terminals, mobile networks, mobile interaction, variety of terminals) and extreme time-to-market pressure result in insufficient knowledge about development procedures and technical constraints.
Alexis Ocampo +2 more
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A course in software development
Proceedings of the 38th SIGCSE technical symposium on Computer science education, 2007The paper discusses a course in software development, as advocated by the CC2001 report. The course revolves around a single project divided into six assignments. In addition, the course includes lab assignments covering the tool of the week . The order of coverage of topics and the order of labs is determined using
Robert E. Noonan, John R. Hott
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Proceedings of the fourth ACM SIGSOFT symposium on Software development environments, 1990
Software development environments of the future will be characterized by extensive reuse of previous work. This paper addresses the issue of reusability in the context in which design is achieved by the transformational development of formal specifications into efficient implementations.
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Software development environments of the future will be characterized by extensive reuse of previous work. This paper addresses the issue of reusability in the context in which design is achieved by the transformational development of formal specifications into efficient implementations.
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