The New Software Engineering

Authors:
Sue A. Conger
Affiliations:
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Venue:
The New Software Engineering
Year:
1993

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From the Publisher:Software engineering from the standpoint of business Conger covers it all: Three widely used analysis and design methods in business application development - process, data, and object oriented - including the reason behind using each method and their similarities and differences; The benefits and pitfalls of using automated support tools in business, including CASE tools, program development tools, testing aids, and group support tools; and many often-ignored yet hot topics such as organizational reengineering, software reengineering, user involvement techniques, interface design, purchasing software and hardware change control, and testing.