Software Engineering: Process, Principles, and Goals

Authors:
D. T. Ross;J. B. Goodenough;C. A. Irvine
Affiliations:
Softech, Inc.;-;-
Venue:
Computer
Year:
1975

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Abstract

This paper attempts to define the principles and goals that affect the practice of software engineering. Its intent is to organize these aspects of software engineering into a framework that rationalizes and encourages their proper use, while placing in perspective the diversity of techniques, methods, and tools that presently comprise the subject of software engineering.