Titlebook: Software Engineering - ESEC ‘95; 5th European Softwar Wilhelm Sch?fer,Pere Botella Conference proceedings 1995 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heide

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Handling version sets through feature logic, Using feature logic, . are the basic units of reasoning, making attribution models and version repositories special cases of a more general scheme. Version sets are identified by feature terms, that is, a boolean expression over (.)-features. A system is configured by incrementally narrowing the se

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Graph grammar engineering with PROGRES,e form of graph rewriting systems or graph grammars are not yet popular among software engineers. This is a consequence of the fact that graph grammar tools were not available until recently and of the lack of knowledge about how to use graph grammars for software development purposes. “Graph gramma

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An integrated formal model of scenarios based on statecharts,approaches treat every scenario as a separate entity..This paper introduces a statechart-based model that allows the formal composition of all scenarios of a system into an integrated, consistent model of external system behavior. The scenarios remain visible as building blocks in the model. The mea

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Demands and perspectives for future software engineers: An industrial viewpoint,

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Improvise: Interactive multimedia process visualization environment,ng the process. Improvise is an open system that can be easily connected to other tools, such as process simulation and performance analysis tools. It has already been integrated with the process support environment Marvel as part of the implementation of Provence.

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Design process improvement case study using process waiver data,affected by the removal of certain steps in the design process. This resulted in a shorter process which was scaled to development feature size and which was implemented throughout the project..This case study also showed the importance of ensuring that the method used to capture and analyze data fr

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