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Название: Software Engineering 3
Автор: Bjorner D.
Аннотация: The art, craft, discipline, logic, practice and science of developing large-scale software products needs a professional base. The textbooks in this three-volume set combine informal, engineeringly sound approaches with the rigor of formal, mathematics-based approaches.
Advocating a novel approach based on understanding the application domain before formulating the requirements, the book takes the reader from the principles and techniques for the development of domain descriptions, via principles and techniques for the derivation of requirements prescriptions from domain models, to principles and techniques for the refinement of requirements into software designs: architectures and component design. Focusing only on the informal parts, this book targets undergraduate students in courses on software engineering and college lecturers in that field, while the full version of the book also targets advanced students, lecturers and researchers.
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Рубрика: Технология /
Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц
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Год издания: 2006
Количество страниц: 768
Добавлена в каталог: 14.11.2009
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Perspective domain stakeholder 195 203 208
Perspective requirements stakeholder 384 386
Petri nets 71 78 82 148 153 249 257 649 657 686
Petri, Carl Adam 71 78 82 148 153 249 257 649 657 686
Pfleeger, Shari 5 43 199 380
Phenomenological description 123
Phenomenon 10 121 122 173
Phenomenon to, from concept 418
Phenomenon, humanly tangible 241
Phenomenon, intangible 245
Phenomenon, manifest 157 244
Phenomenon, physically tangible 244
Philosophy 121
Philosophy, definition 160—163
Physical world definition 159
Physically manifest thing 121
Physically tangible domain 244
Physically tangible phenomenon 244
Platform 471
Platform requirements 38 445 472 481
Platform requirements, demonstration 472
Platform requirements, development 472
Platform requirements, execution 472
Platform requirements, maintenance 472
Pnueli, Amir 220 636
Possible world 106
Practice of programming 647
Prehn, Soren 71 78 85 96 181 222 657
Prescription conflict of requirements 498
Prescription incompleteness of requirements 498
Prescription inconsistency of requirements 497
Prescription looseness of requirements 499
Prescription nondeterministic of requirements 499
Prescription text 54 71
Prescription unit of requirements 482—484
Prescriptive model 107 111 113
Pressmann, Roger S. 43 199 380
preventive maintenance 470 471
Principle 97
Principle of a method 96
Prioritisation of requirements 544
problem domain 116
Problem frame 153 583 585—586
Problem of flow 627
Problem, intensity 153
Process 17 147
Process engineering 256
Process intensity 149 151
Process model 42
Process model, domain development 359
Process model, requirements development 523
Process reengineering 404
Process synchronisation 146
Process, business 254
Process, business, domain 253—264
Program, flow analysis 627
Program, flow problem 627
Program, testing 658
Programmable active dynamic domain 236—239
Programmable active dynamics 236
Programming as a craft 647
Programming as a discipline 647
Programming as a logic 647
Programming as a practice 647
Programming as a science 647
Programming as an art 647
Programming by chief programmer 649
Programming, experimentally 650
Programming, exploratively 650
Programming, extreme 648
Programming, incrementally 650
Programming, OO 649
Programming, structured, JSP 648
Programming, UML 649
Projection domain requirements 37
Projection of domain 414
Proof formal 345 506
Proper definition 156
Property 128
Property of thing 129
Protocol connector 584
Protocol interface 544
Prototype 654
Prototype component 654
Putative 112
Railway domain theory 352 355
raise 78 96 181 222 657
Randell, Brian 475
Reactive dynamic domain 239—240
Reactive dynamics 239
Reactive systems frame 586
Reasoning informal 345 505
Recognition 165
Recognition of syntactic structure 166
Recognition rule, designation 174
Recording domain fact 322
Recording domain facts 322
Recording requirements 483
Recursive reference, immediate (definition) 246
Recursive reference, non-immediate (definition) [footnote 7] 246
Reengineering 116
Reengineering, business process 23 37 404
Reengineering, business process requirements 37
Reengineering, human behaviour 409
Reengineering, management and organisation 408
Reengineering, rules and regulations 410
Reengineering, script 410
refinement 28 33
Refinement data 547 548 564
Refinement of component 29
Refinement of module 29
Refinement of system 28
Refinement stepwise 548
Refutable assertion 187
Refutable description 173
Regulation 36 283
Regulations and rules 37 232 406
Regulations and rules, domain 282—287
Regulations and rules, facet 197 252
Regulations and rules, reengineering 409 410
Regulations of a domain 36 283
Reif, Wolfgang 453
Reification data 548
Reification stepwise 548
Reisig, Wolfgang 71 78 82 148 153 249 257 649 657 686
Relation 101 600
Relation database initialisation 601
Relation query 601
Relation schema declaration 601
Relation update 601
Relational database management architecture 600
Reliability 450 452
Repository frame 585
Reproduction of syntactic structure 166
Requirements 23 36 107 116 369 482
Requirements (validated) correctness 512
Requirements acquisition 38 411 482
Requirements analysis 495
Requirements business process reengineering 37
Requirements completeness 512
Requirements computational data and control 430 433—434 481
Requirements consistency 512
Requirements correctness 512
Requirements COTS (Commerical off-the-Shelf) 384
Requirements customer 383
Requirements decomposition 544
Requirements demo 654
Requirements demonstration platform 472
Requirements dependability 38 445 448 481
Requirements determination, of domain 419
Requirements development platform 472
Requirements development process model 523
Requirements documentation 38 445 473 481
Requirements domain 23 37 411
Requirements domain component 533
Requirements domain determination 37
Requirements domain extension 37
Requirements domain fitting 37
Requirements domain instantiation 37
Requirements domain projection 37
Requirements elicitation 38 411 483
Requirements elicitation, of prescriptions 482
Requirements engineer 38 411
Requirements engineering 22 23 37
Requirements eureka 373—374 390
Requirements execution platform 472
Requirements extension, of domain 423
Requirements faithful 512 513
Requirements feasibility, economics 515
Requirements feasibility, technical 514
Requirements fitting, of domain 426
Requirements functional 23 37
Requirements general applications 384
Requirements golden rule 367 389 479
Requirements ideal rule 367 389
Requirements instantiation, of domain 422
Requirements interface 23 37 38 429
Requirements interface, computational data and control 430 433—434 481
Requirements interface, machine-machine dialogue 430 442—443 481
Requirements interface, man-machine dialogue 430 434—435 481
Requirements interface, man-machine physiological 430 435—442 481
Requirements interface, shared data initialisation 430 432 481
Requirements interface, shared data refreshment 430 433 481
Requirements intrinsics 406
Requirements machine 23 37 38 445
Requirements machine-machine dialogue 38 430 442—443 481
Requirements maintenance 38 445 470 481
Requirements maintenance, platform 472
Requirements man-machine dialogue 38 430 434—435 481
Requirements man-machine dialogue, physiological interface 38 430 435—442 481
Requirements market-driven 383
Requirements modifiability 512 513
Requirements performance 38 445 446 481
Requirements platform 38 445 472 481
Requirements prescription 23 24 36 473
Requirements prescription conflict 498
Requirements prescription incompleteness 498
Requirements prescription inconsistency 497
Requirements prescription looseness 499
Requirements prescription unit 482—484
Requirements prescription, conflict 498
Requirements prescription, incompleteness 498
Requirements prescription, inconsistency 497
Requirements prescription, looseness 499
Requirements prescription, nondeterministic 499
Requirements prioritisation 544
Requirements projection, of domain 414
Requirements recording 483
Requirements satisfiability 512
Requirements shared data initialisation 38 430 432 481
Requirements shared data refreshment 38 430 433 481
Requirements sketch index 485
Requirements stability 512
Requirements stakeholder 383—387
Requirements stakeholder liaison 386
Requirements stakeholder, perspective 386
Requirements system 23 37
Requirements testing 505
Requirements to tests 660
requirements traceability 512 513
Requirements unambiguity 512
Requirements user 23 37
Requirements validation 506
Requirements verifiability 512 513
Requirements verification 504
Requirements, non-functional 23 37
retrieve function 559
Review and replacement intrinsics 407
Review and replacement support technology 407
Reynolds, John C. 39 647 648
Robustness 450 453
Roscoe, A. William 17 148 182 257 281
Rough sketch 73 415
Rough sketch activity 74
Rough sketch description 71
RSL 71 78 96 181 222 657
RSL object 267 318
RSL scheme 267 318
RSL to C# 647
RSL to Java 647
RSL to SML 647
RSL, class 267 318
RSL, CSP 17
RSL, extend with 267 318
RSL, hide 267 318
Rule 35 283
Rules and regulation reengineering 409
Rules and regulations 37 232 406
Rules and regulations domain 282—287
Rules and regulations facet 33 197 252
Rules and regulations reengineering 409 410
Rules of a domain 35 283
Rumbaugh, James 71 148 249 649
Rushby, John 657
safety 450 452
Scheme, RSL 267 318
Schneider, Steve 17 148 182 257 281
Science of collaboration 355
Science of programming 647
Scope 56 62
Scope of domain 414
Scope, informative document 57 62 372
Scott, Dana 180
Script 37 287
Script domain 287—308
Script facet 34 197 252
Script of a domain 287
Script reengineering 410
scripting 406
Security 450 452
Selection of technique or tool 96
Sender behaviour 145
Separation of concerns 30 615
Server/client 610
Sestoft, Peter 237
Shankar, Natharajan 657
Shared concept, domain-machine 429
Shared data initialisation 432
Shared data initialisation requirements 38 430 432 481
Shared data refreshment 433
Shared data refreshment requirements 38 430 433 481
Shared data structure 432 433
Shared event 146
Shared interface 429
Shared phenomenon, domain-machine 429
Sharp, Robin I. 443 640
Shaw, Mary 545 640
Shaw, Roger C.F. 692
Signature of a function 26 139
Simple definition 246
Simple type name 135
Sintzoff, Michel 96
Skeleton 654
Skeleton architecture 654
Sloppy human behaviour 309
Socio science 355
Software 24
software architecture 24 39 527 531—546 584
Software architecture design 25 528
Software architecture generic 584
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