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Journal of Systems and Software (JSS), Volume 2
Volume 2, Number 1, February 1981
- Alan B. Salisbury, John H. Manley:
Editors' introduction. 1 - W. Douglas Brooks:
Software technology payoff: Some statistical evidence. 3-9 - Thomas J. Wheeler:
Embedded system design with ADA as the system design language. 11-21 - Laszlo A. Belady, Carlo J. Evangelisti:
System partitioning and its measure. 23-29 - C. Sekar Chandersekaran, Richard C. Linger:
Software specification using the SPECIAL language. 31-38 - Siba N. Mohanty:
Entropy metrics for software design evaluation. 39-46 - Victor R. Basili, Karl Freburger:
Programming measurement and estimation in the software engineering laboratory. 47-57 - Victor R. Basili, John Beane:
Can the Parr curve help with manpower distribution and resource estimation problems? 59-69 - Lawrence J. Mazlack:
Natural language symbol string storage. 71-79
Volume 2, Number 2, June 1981
- Alan B. Salisbury, John H. Manley:
Editors' introduction. 83 - William E. Riddle:
Guest editor's introduction: Tool and methodology evaluation. 85-88 - Richard G. Hamlet:
Hard-to-use evaluation criteria for software engineering. 89-96 - Scott N. Woodfield, Vincent Y. Shen, Hubert E. Dunsmore:
A study of several metrics for programming effort. 97-103 - Jean-Louis Lassez, Dirk van der Knijff, John Shepherd, Catherine Lassez:
A critical examination of software science. 105-112 - Douglas Troy, Stuart H. Zweben:
Measuring the quality of structured designs. 113-120 - Dennis G. Kafura, Sallie M. Henry:
Software quality metrics based on interconnectivity. 121-131 - David J. Panzl:
A method for evaluating software development techniques. 133-137 - Taylor L. Booth, Reda A. Ammar, Robert Lenk:
An instrumentation system to measure user performance in interactive systems. 139-146 - Jerry L. Archibald:
The external structure: Experience with an automated module interconnection language. 147-157 - Jonathan K. Millen, David L. Drake:
An experiment with affirm and HDM. 159-175 - Paul R. McMullin, John D. Gannon:
Evaluating a data abstraction testing system based on formal specifications. 177-186
Volume 2, Number 3, September 1981
- Alan B. Salisbury, John H. Manley:
Editors' introduction. 191 - Niv Ahituv, Jonathan Halpern:
Data and reports: Contents design and users allocation. 193-199 - Peter G. Harrison:
Efficient table-driven implementation of the finite state machine. 201-211 - Glenn H. MacEwen, T. Patrick Martin:
Abstraction hierarchies in top-down design. 213-224 - Eldred Nelson:
Functional programming analysis. 225-235 - Montgomery Phister Jr.:
A model of the software development process. 237-255 - M. J. Lawrence:
Programming methodology, organizational environment, and programming productivity. 257-269 - Harvey S. Koch, Peter Kubat:
Quick and simple procedures to assess software reliability and facilitate project management. 271-276
Volume 2, Number 4, December 1981
- Alan B. Salisbury, John H. Manley:
Editors' introduction. 279 - Lawrence Bernstein:
Software project management audits. 281-287 - Maria Majoros, Harry M. Sneed:
The softest program test system. 289-296 - Russell J. Abbott, D. K. Moorhead:
Software requirements and specifications: A survey of needs and languages. 297-316 - Edith W. Martin:
Introduction to collected papers on computing standards for embedded computer systems. 317-318 - Jack Cooper:
MIL-STD-1679, weapon system software development. 319-327 - Antonia D. Schuman:
The new software documentation standard: Report on the joint logistic commanders joint policy coordinating group on computer resource management, computer software management subgroup, software workshop. 329-336 - Arthur E. Treiber:
Interoperability through effective information exchange standards. 337-350 - Paul M. Cohen:
Ada programming language standardization. 351-355 - Matthew J. Fisher:
Software QA standards - the coming revolution. 357-362 - Jerry Raveling:
Status and outlook for DoD configuration management requirements. 363-370 - Gordon R. England:
Implementation of computing standards. 371-377
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