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Software connector as software process
International Journal of Simulation and Process Modelling, 2021In component-based architectures, interest has often been focused on the components. Recent applications are becoming more and more communicative, often reaching equivalent proportions between the interaction and functional parts. This study is interested in explicit connectors by proposing a rich semantic connector to model and implement complex ...
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2023
Modern software systems are extremely complex, and this complexity makes them difficult to create, debug, maintain, update, and secure. Because software systems are an increasingly vital part of just about everything that goes on in the world today, it is imperative that we make it easier to develop and maintain them in order to prevent a breakdown of ...
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Modern software systems are extremely complex, and this complexity makes them difficult to create, debug, maintain, update, and secure. Because software systems are an increasingly vital part of just about everything that goes on in the world today, it is imperative that we make it easier to develop and maintain them in order to prevent a breakdown of ...
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Software and Software Engineering
SIAM Review, 1973First, we give a short account of the preclassical (Babbage, Ludgate) and classical (Zuze, von Neumann, Wilkes) initial steps in establishing programming concepts. The net result of the 1945–1955 decade was a thorough underestimate of the role software would play in the next decade.
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Software Quality, Software Process, and Software Testing
1995Abstract Software testing should play a major role in the definition and improvement of software development processes, because testing is the most precise, most easily measured, and most easily controlled part of the software lifecycle. However, unless testing goals are clearly related to true measurements of software quality, the testing may ...
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Software safety: relating software assurance and software integrity
International Journal of Critical Computer-Based Systems, 2010The overall safety integrity of a safety critical system, comprising both software and hardware, is typically specified quantitatively, e.g., in terms of failure rates. However, for software, it is widely accepted that there is a limit on what can be quantitatively demonstrated, e.g., by means of statistical testing and operational experience.
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Proceedings of the FSE/SDP workshop on Future of software engineering research, 2010
Software construction has typically drawn on engineering metaphors like building bridges or cathedrals, which emphasize architecture, specification, central planning, and determinism. Approaches to correctness have drawn on metaphors from mathematics, like formal proofs. However, these approaches have failed to scale to modern software systems, and the
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Software construction has typically drawn on engineering metaphors like building bridges or cathedrals, which emphasize architecture, specification, central planning, and determinism. Approaches to correctness have drawn on metaphors from mathematics, like formal proofs. However, these approaches have failed to scale to modern software systems, and the
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Software Architecture and Software Quality
2016Software quality is a crucial but partly subjective concept. Assessment of quality of software systems is typically a two-stage process consisting of the evaluation od related quality aspects and assessment of the quality of the software. If the software architecture discussed in the paper is used, the evaluation of many commonly considered aspects is ...
Michal Zemlicka, Jaroslav Král
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