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View all- Drori O(1997)Hypertext implications for CASE environmentsACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes10.1145/263244.26325322:4(35-38)Online publication date: 1-Jul-1997
Some comments on software methodology versus CASE
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Jing Ying, Zhijun HeAuthors Info & Claims
Jing Ying, Zhijun HeAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 58 - 59
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This paper presents a personal viewpoint on the relationship between software methodology and Computer-aided Software Engineering ( CASE). Also several questions are put forward: Can CASE technology contribute to the high quality and efficient productivity of software product? Can CASE explore its largest power based on current software methodology? Or need current software methodology be revolutionized to a great degree? How should software researchers deal with the roles, significance and relationships among CASE, software methodology, software re-engineering, and so on? The answers to these questions will have vital effect on the development of software industry in the next century.
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[Lowr92] Michael R. Lowry, 1992, Software Engineering in Twenty-First, AI Magazine, Vol. 14, No. 3.
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[Yeh90] R.T. Yeh, Peter A. Ng, eds., 1990, Modern Software Engineering, Foundations and Current Perspective, Von Norstrand Reinhold.
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[Ying95] Ying Jing, He Zhijun, et al., 1995, A Methodology for High-level Software Specification Construction, ACM Software Engineering Notes, April, Vol. 20, No. 2.
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Published: 01 September 1996
Published in SIGSOFT Volume 21, Issue 5
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