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references a-b
Topic:
team programming
Topic:
information as knowledge
Topic:
automated tests of specifications and designs
Topic:
software portability
Group:
user interface
Topic:
software management
Topic:
programming environment
Topic:
programming system
Topic:
user maintenance
Topic:
specific purpose computer systems

Reference

Boehm, B.W., "Software engineering--as it is", Proceedings International Conference on Software Engineering, IEEE, pp. 11-21, 1979. Google

Quotations
11 ;;Quote: should have lean staffing during design phase
14 ;;Quote: a paper is good for technology transfer if its technique was implemented and evaluated
15 ;;Quote: formatted specifications use a standardized syntax to help with basic consistency and completeness checks, e.g., ISDOS, CADSAT, SREM
15 ;;Quote: users tend to compensate for deficiencies in software; these habits are difficult to change once established
15 ;;Quote: software engineering should include resource engineering and human relations
16 ;;Quote: several organizations are building all-encompassing software design systems; these may collapse under their own weight
16+;;Quote: a library of simple, limited-purpose design aids is better than an all-encompassing design system
18 ;;Quote: in 1976, the most pressing problems were in all phases of application software development; by technicians and cost-driven


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ThesaHelp: references a-b (396 items)
Topic: team programming (7 items)
Topic: information as knowledge (17 items)
Topic: automated tests of specifications and designs (12 items)
Topic: software portability (43 items)
Group: user interface   (75 topics, 1633 quotes)
Topic: software management (27 items)
Topic: programming environment (46 items)
Topic: programming system (9 items)
Topic: user maintenance (13 items)
Topic: specific purpose computer systems (9 items)

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