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https://khothu vien .comBernhard WestfechtelModels and Tools for Managing Development ProcessesíQặ SpringerSeries EditorsGerhard Goos. Karlsruhe Unive Ebook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1 ersity. GermanyJuris Hartmanis. Cornell University. NY. USA Jan van Leeuwen. Utrecht University. The NetherlandsAuthorBernhard WcstfechtelDepartment of Computer Science III. Aachen University of TechnologyAhomstr. 55. 52074 Aachen. GermanyE-mail: bemhard@i3.informatik.rwth-aachen.deCataloging-in-Pub Ebook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1 lication data applied forDie Deutsche Bibliothek - ClP-EinheitsaufnahmeWestfechtel, Bernhard:Models and tools for managing development processes / BerEbook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1
nhard Westfechicl. -Berlin ; Heidelberg -. New York ; Barcelona ; Hong Kong : London ; Milan ; Paris ;Singapore ; Tokyo : Springer. 1999(Lecture noteshttps://khothu vien .comBernhard WestfechtelModels and Tools for Managing Development ProcessesíQặ SpringerSeries EditorsGerhard Goos. Karlsruhe Unive Ebook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1 erlin Heidelberg New YorkUlis work is subject to copyrigtit. All rights are reserved, whether the whole or part of the material is concerned, specifically the rights of translation, reprinting, re-use of illustrations, recitation, broadcasting, reproduction on microfilms or in any other way. and sto Ebook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1 rage in data banks. Duplication of this publication OI parts thereof is permitted only under the provisions of the German Copy right Law of SeptemberEbook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1
9. 1965. in its current version, and permission for use must always be obtained from Springer-Vcrlag. Violations are liable for prosecution under the https://khothu vien .comBernhard WestfechtelModels and Tools for Managing Development ProcessesíQặ SpringerSeries EditorsGerhard Goos. Karlsruhe Unive Ebook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1 Primed on acid-free nanerPrefaceThe development of products ill disciplines such as mechanical, electrical, or software engineering is a challenging task. Costs have to be reduced, the time-to-market has to be shortened, and quality has to be improved. Skilled engineers and sophisticated tools for s Ebook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1 upporting technical work arc necessary prerequisites, yet they arc not sufficient lor meeting these ambitious goals. Ill addition, the work of developEbook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1
ers must be coordinated so that they cooperate smoothly. To this end, the steps of the development process have to be planned, an engineer executing ahttps://khothu vien .comBernhard WestfechtelModels and Tools for Managing Development ProcessesíQặ SpringerSeries EditorsGerhard Goos. Karlsruhe Unive Ebook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1 the plan accordingly, the documents produced ill different working areas have to kept consistent with each other, etc.This book reports on models and tools for managing development processes, ĩt provides both a survey of the current state of the art and presents our own contributions. The material c Ebook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1 overed in Illis book is based on research ill different engineering discipline's (mechanical, software, and chemical engineering). It presents a unifiEbook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1
ed view on the management of development processes ill these disciplines.The current state of the art is characterized by a large variety of tools forhttps://khothu vien .comBernhard WestfechtelModels and Tools for Managing Development ProcessesíQặ SpringerSeries EditorsGerhard Goos. Karlsruhe Unive Ebook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1 ct plans (c.g., PERT charts). Engineering/product data management systems or software configuration management systems are concerned with the products of development processes such as designs, manufacturing plans, and NO programs in mechanical engineering: or requirements definitions, software archi Ebook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1 tectures, and modules in software engineering. Workflow management systems manage the flow of work according to a defined procedure that coordinates aEbook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1
ctivities such that defined objectives are achieved by set deadlines. Process-centered software engineering environments drive the software developmenhttps://khothu vien .comBernhard WestfechtelModels and Tools for Managing Development ProcessesíQặ SpringerSeries EditorsGerhard Goos. Karlsruhe Unive Ebook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1 ffer from several limitations. Project management systems operate at a too coarse-grained level and do not take the products of development processes into account. Conversely, engineering/product data management systems and software configuration management systems focus on products, but neglect the Ebook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1 management of activities. Workflow managementVI Prefacesystems and process-centered software engineering environments arc often too inflexible and doEbook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1
not adequately support the dynamics of development processes.We present an integrated approach which addresses these shortcomings. We have developed https://khothu vien .comBernhard WestfechtelModels and Tools for Managing Development ProcessesíQặ SpringerSeries EditorsGerhard Goos. Karlsruhe Unive Ebook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1 cope with the dynamics of development processes. A development process may rarely be defined in advance: rather, it constantly evolves during execution. Some reasons are given below:The tasks to be performed depend on the product structure which is determined only during development. For example, t Ebook Models and tools for managing development processes: Part 1 he architecture of a software system dolines the modules to be implemented and tested.https://khothu vien .comBernhard WestfechtelModels and Tools for Managing Development ProcessesíQặ SpringerSeries EditorsGerhard Goos. Karlsruhe Univehttps://khothu vien .comBernhard WestfechtelModels and Tools for Managing Development ProcessesíQặ SpringerSeries EditorsGerhard Goos. Karlsruhe UniveGọi ngay
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