Software Engineering 3

This third volume examines the basic principles and techniques of overall software development, from domains via requirements to software designs, advocating a novel approach to software engineering based on the adage "Before requirements can be formulated one must understand the application domain."

Three-volume set brings reader from basic principles to very advanced principles and techniques Suitable for undergraduate and graduate students in software engineering Emphasis on presenting application domains both informally and formally Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

Contenu
Opening.- The Triptych Paradigm.- Documents.- Conceptual Framework.- Methods and Methodology.- Models and Modelling.- Descriptions: Theory and Practice.- Phenomena and Concepts.- On Defining and on Definitions.- Jackson's Description Principles.- Domain Engineering.- Overview of Domain Engineering.- Domain Stakeholders.- Domain Attributes.- Domain Facets.- Domain Acquisition.- Domain Analysis and Concept Formation.- Domain Verification and Validation.- Towards Domain Theories.- The Domain Engineering Process Model.- Requirements Engineering.- Overview of Requirements Engineering.- Requirements Stakeholders.- Requirements Facets.- Requirements Acquisition.- Requirements Analysis and Concept Formation.- Requirements Verification and Validation.- Requirements Satisfiability and Feasibility.- The Requirements Engineering Process Model.- Computing Systems Design.- Hardware/Software Codesign.- Software Architecture Design.- A Case Study in Component Design.- Domain-Specific Architectures.- Etcetera: Coding and All That!.- The Computing Systems Design Process Model.- Closing.- The Triptych Development Process Model.- Finale.