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Engineering software design processes to guide process execution

Song et al., 1994

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3756007095647007423
Author
Song X
Osterweil L
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Proceedings of the Third International Conference on the Software Process. Applying the Software Process

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Using systematic development processes is an important characteristic of any mature engineering discipline. In current software practice, software design methodologies (SDMs) are intended to be used to help design software more systematically. This paper explicitly …
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