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Software Development Environments and Case Technology

European Symposium, Königswinter, June 17-19, 1991. Proceedings

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1991

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  1. A. Endres
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  2. H. Weber
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 509)

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Table of contents (20 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Systems engineering environments of ATMOSPHERE

    • Henk Obbink
    Pages 1-17

  3. Building IPSE's by combining heterogeneous case tools

    • Peter Göhner
    Pages 18-30

  4. On the functional and architectural integration of CASE systems

    • Günter Merbeth
    Pages 31-43

  5. Development of a method driven CAS2E tool

    • Jonah Z. Lavi, Michael Winokur
    Pages 44-52

  6. VSF and its relationship to open systems and standard repositories

    • John N. Pocock
    Pages 53-68

  7. Adding control integration to PCTE

    • Huw Oliver
    Pages 69-80

  8. Meta-case technology

    • Albert Alderson
    Pages 81-91

  9. Management issues in software development

    • Rainer Burchett
    Pages 92-98

  10. Standardization of software development environments

    • Adolf Peter Bröhl
    Pages 99-108

  11. A software development environment for CIM applications

    • Lothar Köhler
    Pages 109-113

  12. A repository and other tools in a commercial development center

    • Dieter Steinbauer
    Pages 114-129

  13. Lessons learned from domino and grapes

    • Johann Wagner
    Pages 130-142

  14. Should CASE be application dependent?

    • Peter Hruschka
    Pages 143-152

  15. Utilizing fifth generation technology in software development tools

    • Wolfgang Henhapl, Stefan Kaes, Gregor Snelting
    Pages 153-166

  16. Integrated software components : A paradigm for control integration

    • Dominique Clément, Vincent Prunet, Francis Montagnac
    Pages 167-177

  17. Formal methods in software development requirements for a CASE

    • Dines Bjørner, Søren Prehn
    Pages 178-210

  18. Modeling of software architectures: Importance, notions, experiences

    • Manfred Nagl
    Pages 211-232

  19. A configurable framework for method and tool integration

    • Jeff Kramer, Anthony Finkelstein
    Pages 233-257

  20. Recent findings in software process maturity

    • Watts S. Humphrey
    Pages 258-270
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Software development environments are integrated sets of tools, techniques and processes that assist in the sys- tematic development of software products. They are intended to support all phases of the software development cycle: requirements definition, design, implementation, test, and maintenance. These Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE) tools typically make use of graphic manipulation facilities and rely on some form of development database to exchange various types of design objects between tools. Facilitated by the availability of powerful workstations, implementations of these technologies are now within reach of every software developer. This volume presents the proceedings of a symposium organized by the GI (Gesellschaft für Informatik), the GMD (Gesellschaft für Mathematik und Datenverarbeitung) and ESEC (European Software Engineering Conferences). The symposium brought together application development managers and top specialists involved in the selection and introduction of software development tools, leading developers of such tools and well known authorities from the research community. The proceedings contain first-hand information on practical experiences and requirements, development directions and strategies, and key research issues and results.

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