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specification is infeasible
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software maintenance
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incremental development
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execution with program stubs
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programming without errors
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testing testing
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software management
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software engineering
Reference
Mills, H.D., "Software development ", pp. 87-105 , in Wegner, P. (ed.), "Research Directions in Software Technology ", Cambridge, Massachusetts, MIT Press , 1979 . Google
90 ;;Quote: a specification can shield programmers from user needs during development of a program
91 ;;Quote: software requires a lot of maintenance because it is difficult to develop systems which are correct and capable
100 ;;Quote: in top-down design, a proper top can execute early in development; allows iterative process of code, integrate, and test
101 ;;Quote: debugging tools can not take the place of good programming; programs should be correct to begin with
102 ;;Quote: measure testing effectiveness by error days, i.e., the number of days from creation of an error to its detection
103 ;;Quote: software should be designed-to-cost since the cost of programming a function can vary widely
103 ;;Quote: basic functions form a small fraction of a software system; most is spent in the user interface, error handling, etc.; easily prioritized
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Topic: specification is infeasible (46 items)
Group: software maintenance (14 topics, 355 quotes)
Topic: incremental development (74 items)
Topic: execution with program stubs (5 items)
Topic: programming without errors (28 items)
Topic: testing testing (13 items)
Topic: software management (27 items)
Group: software engineering (18 topics, 463 quotes)