Software engineering /
edited by Cheryl Jollymore.
- New York : Willford Press, c2016
- vi, 248 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 29 cm
In-depth characterization of exception flows in software product lines: an empirical study -- A mapping study of the Brazilian SBSE community -- From project-oriented to service-oriented software development: an industrial experience guided by a service reference model -- Next bug: a bugzilla extension for recommending similar bugs -- Applying statistical process control in small sized evolutionary projects: results and lessons learned in the implementation of CMMI-DEV maturity level in 5 synapsis Brazil -- Revealing influence of model structure and test case profile on the prioritization of test cases in the context of model-based testing -- A metrics suite for Junit test code: a multiple case study on open source software -- The problem of conceptualization in god class detection: agreement, strategies and decision drivers -- Improvement of IT service processes: a study of critical success factors -- Method level code clone detection through LWH (light weight hybrid) approach -- Bugmaps-granger: a tool for visualizing and predicting bugs using granger causality tests.
"Software engineering focuses on the design and development of software. This book encompasses the principles of software engineering. It aims to present a detailed study on software safety, security and risk management. It also brings together various methods of software analysis and designs. This book embraces an interdisciplinary approach and contributes to the new developments in the field. It will help engineers, experts and students to apprehend theories and applications. The researches and case studies presented in this book will be beneficial for everyone associated with this field."--Back cover