Information and software technology

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  Año 1999, Vol. 41, Número 14

  • Software engineering education in the 21st century

    D. Andrews

    págs. 933-936

    

  • Software economics: Status and prospects

    K. Sullivan, B. Boehm

    págs. 937-946

    

  • Software technology--formal methods and scientific foundations

    M. Broy

    págs. 947-950

    

  • How long into the 21st century will the aftermath of the millennium bug last?

    D.N. Chorafas

    págs. 951-956

    

  • Context management in modeling information systems (IS)

    B. Garner, R. Raban

    págs. 957-961

    

  • Architecture-driven component reuse

    P.A.V. Hall

    págs. 963-968

    

  • Thirty years (and more) of databases

    M. Jackson

    págs. 969-978

    

  • Software intensive embedded systems

    M. Mullerburg

    págs. 979-984

    

  • Requirements engineering for COTS based systems

    C. Rolland

    págs. 985-990

    

  • Software testing--searching for the missing link

    M. Roper

    págs. 991-994

    

  • An integrated web computing application for tasks related to course selection and registration

    T. Takeshita, K. Maeda

    págs. 995-1004

    

  • Objects and roles: Modeling based on the dualistic view

    T. Tamai

    págs. 1005-1010

    

  • The time of the chameleons is over?

    J.J. van Amstel

    págs. 1011-1020

    

  • In the 25 years since The Mythical Man-Month what have we learned about project management?

    S.P. Overmyer, J.M. Verner

    págs. 1021-1026

    

  • Getting the best from formal methods

    John B. Wordsworth

    págs. 1027-1032