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Software Science Applied to APL
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 1985Previous attempts to apply Halstead's software metrics to APL have led to inconsistent and counter-intuitive results. This work is a further investigation into the application of software metrics to APL to try to resolve some of the inconsistency. The effect of variations in the counting rules on values calculated for the software metrics was studied ...
Aaron H. Konstam, Donald E. Wood
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Cyber Sciences and Software Engineering
2015 IEEE 28th Conference on Software Engineering Education and Training, 2015This paper provides background and context for our planned presentation and discussion that will explore the emerging computing-based discipline of cyber sciences, focusing on its relationship to software engineering. We will also discuss the relationship of the Cyber Education Project to other related work, how educators can get involved ...
Nancy R. Mead +2 more
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1979
Publisher Summary The chapter presents the overview of the present status of software science. Software science is an intellectually exciting discipline currently undergoing rapid development. Software science can be treated as a proper basis or foundation for the field of software engineering, but not as synonymous with it.
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Publisher Summary The chapter presents the overview of the present status of software science. Software science is an intellectually exciting discipline currently undergoing rapid development. Software science can be treated as a proper basis or foundation for the field of software engineering, but not as synonymous with it.
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2004
Underlying large-scale software design and program synthesis are simple and powerful algebraic models. In this paper, I review the elementary ideas upon which these algebras rest and argue that they define the basis for a science of software design.
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Underlying large-scale software design and program synthesis are simple and powerful algebraic models. In this paper, I review the elementary ideas upon which these algebras rest and argue that they define the basis for a science of software design.
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Science, Mathematics, Computer Science, Software Engineering
The Computer Journal, 2011This 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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Software Engineering and Computational Science
Computing in Science & Engineering, 2009There's a wide gulf between what computational scientists need and what software engineers do.
Greg Wilson, Andrew Lumsdaine
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Software as Science? Commentary on Michael S. Mahoney, “Software as Science”
2002Informatik or informatique are the terms used instead of computer science in Germany and France. The Academie Francaise defines it as “Science de traitement rationel, notamment par machines automatiques, de l’information consideree comme le support des connaissances humaines et des communications, dans les domaines techniques, economiques et socials.”
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The interplay of art and science in software
Computer, 1997Although history and science have provided lots of important bits and pieces of information about the world around us, we are still pretty short on getting a good overall understanding of what's going on. Humans have an uncanny knack for figuring out how to do something when there is no perfect answer.
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Stochastic models for software science
Journal of Systems and Software, 1991Abstract The current development of software measures is the result of treating software construction as a deterministic process. In this article, stochastic models for the software construction process are developed. The models are based on absorbing Markov chains and can be used to estimate standard software measures and their variability.
Sallie Keller-McNulty +2 more
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Psychological perspectives for software science
Information Processing & Management, 1984Abstract In developing his theory of software science, Maurice Halstead borrowed heavily from psychology for theoretical explanations of the equations he was developing. Other software researchers have used psychological theory to defend their techniques or conclusions.
Bill Curtis +4 more
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