International Conference on Software Engineering Theory and Practice
(SETP-09)
Orlando, Florida, USA, July 13-16, 2009
M.A. Karim Sadiq, Peraphon Sophatsathit, Haiping Xu (Editors)
ISBN: 978-1-60651-013-1
Publisher: ISRST
Website: http://www.PromoteResearch.org

 

Contents:

 

Ozlem Albayrak, Mert Bicakci, Hulya Bozkurt
A Study to Observe Relations between Software Engineers' Responses to Incomplete Requirements and Requirements Volatility
1-7

Michel dos Santos Soares, Jos Vrancken, Yubin Wang
Software Product Line Architecture for Distributed Real-Time Systems
8-15

Gudmund Grov, Greg Michaelson, Hans-Wolfgang Loidl,
Christoph Herrmann, Steffen Jost, Kevin Hammond
Hume Cost Analyses for Imperative Programs
16-23

Ryo Kawabata, Tadashi Yagame, Kiyoshi Itoh
Knowledge-Based Method for Conversion and Reuse of Identical and Different Types of Diagrams
24-31

Bee Bee Chua, June Verner
Designing Change Request Forms for Better Effort Estimates on Requirements Changes
32-39

Simrandeep Singh Thapar, Hardeep Singh
Analysis and Measurement of Software Components' Non-Functional Specifications
40-44

Ghulam Rasool, Ilka Philippow, N A Zafar
Recovering Design Artifacts from Legacy Systems Using Automata Theory and Formal Specifications
45-52

Mustafa Gamal, Manal Ismail, Hesham Kesk
SaaS-Flow: Software as a Service Workflow Management System
53-58

Yana Selioukova
Critical Success Factors in Software Process Improvement: Case of Finnish Software Company
59-69

Hassan Pournaghshband, Shahriar Movafaghi
Software Cost Estimation – An Experimental Approach
70-74

Oleg V. Komogortsev, Carl J. Mueller, Dan Tamir, Liam Feldman
An Effort Based Model of Software Usability
75-83

Mirjana Ivanovic, Zoran Budimac, Zoran Putnik, Klaus Bothe
A Short Comparison of Tasks and Achievements of Different Groups of Students with the Common Software Engineering Course
84-91

Fei He, Yoshiaki Fukazawa
Adopting Connecting Ontology to Enable Semantic Interoperability
92-97

Zahid Zaman, Aamer Nadeem, Farzana Yousuf
Data Flow Based Testing of Aspect Oriented Programs: A Survey
98-104

Sherlock Licorish, Anne Philpott, Stephen G. MacDonell
A Prototype Tool to Support Extended Team Collaboration in Agile Project Feature Management
105-112

Chandrasekaran S, Magesh Kumar A, Dipesh Dugar M, Aashish Mehta S
Workflow Management in Emergency Service Computing Environment
113-119

Devi Prasad Bhukya, Ramachandram S
Benchmarking the Relative Performance of SAN Switches – A Statistical Fractional Factorial Method
120-127

Devi Prasad Bhukya, Ramachandram S
Improving the Performance of a Software Testing – A Statistical Approach
128-131

Devi Prasad Bhukya, Ramachandram S
A Case Study of Identifying the Robustness of a Product
132-137

Jaleh Shoshtarian Malak, Mehran Mohsenzadeh, Mir Ali Seyyedi
Multi Agent Based Service Evaluation and Selection Architecture
138-145

Glenn Stevenson, William Bryant
Software Size Estimation Using Expert Estimation: A Fuzzy Logic Approach
146-150

Abinash Tripathy, Arup Abhinna Acharya
Automatic Test Case Generation from Combination of Activity Diagram and Sequence Diagram
151-156

Ayad Y. Aldaijy
Challenges in software development projects: Lessons learned from practice
157-165

Nita Sarang, Mukund Sanglikar
Multistage Verification and Validation of Process Dynamics Simulation Models
166-174

Tulio Sulbaran, Andrew Strelzoff
Conceptual Processes for Integration of a BIM software and a Cost Estimating Software
175-181

Hitoshi Ozawa
Service Granularity Decisions in a Large-Scale Project
182-189

Pimolrat Aunsrimuang, Veera Boonjing
The Strategy of Z Specification Synthesis for DFD
190-195

Anaheed Ayoub, Ayman Wahba, Ashraf Salem, Mohamed Taher, Mohamed Sheirah
An Approach to Model Real-Time Systems in B
196-203

Khaffaf Maha, Harfoushi Osama
People Capability Maturity Model: A Tool for Improving Software Performance in Private Organizations
204-209

Gibeon Soares de Aquino Junior, Silvio Romero de Lemos Meira
Software Productivity Measurement: Past Analysis and Future Trends
210-217

Felipe Furtado, Gibeon Aquino, Sílvio Meira
Reward Systems as a Productivity Improvement Strategy in Information Technology Environments
218-225