Specifications reuse process modeling and case study-based evaluations
- 10 December 2002
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Abstract
The software reusability-based development process and reusable objects modeling are discussed. The supporting tools environment which allows both the developer and user to carry out requirement definitions, specification, and implementation in a reusable way, is described. Some quantitative evaluations are given about how productivity and quality have been improved by using this environment, based on the results of a number of case studies made at development sites. Reusability has been largely improved by a software specification adjustment method, called differential specification, and the direct transformation capability offered in the environment Author(s) Matsumoto, M. NEC C&C Software Dev. Group, Tokyo, Japan Hayano, A. ; Kudo, T. ; Yoshida, H. ; Imai, S. ; Ohshima, K.Keywords
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