'Large software systems' presentation slideshows

1. Software Process Models (Sommerville Chapters 4, 17, 19, 12.4)

1. Software Process Models (Sommerville Chapters 4, 17, 19, 12.4). A software process model is a standardised format for planning organising, and r unning a development project. Hundreds of different models exist and are used, but many are minor variations on a

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Principles & Techniques of Programming

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CS 345

CS 345. 1. Compile and Validate. A task is a unit of execution (also referred to as a process). A shell (Command Language Interpreter) is a task that functions as an interface between the user and an Operating System.

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Models for Software Process Improvement

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Computing at Aberystwyth What we teach and how it is organised

Computing at Aberystwyth What we teach and how it is organised. Objectives of this Talk. Tell you about our degrees More details on a visit day once you have applied. Structure of Department. On main ( Penglais ) campus 25 full-time lecturing staff 35 support and research staff

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Ada, Scheme, R

Ada, Scheme, R. Emory Wingard. Ada. History. Department of Defense in search of high level language around 1975. Requirements drafted for the language. Competition between vendors to produce language narrowed down to four. Cii-Honeywell/Bull's language design won.(1979). History cont.

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Algorithms

Algorithms. Recipes for disaster?. Topics Covered. Programming vs. problem solving What is an algorithm? Algorithm development common constructs (loops, conditionals, etc) Representing algorithms flowcharts pseudocode. Programming vs. Problem Solving. Two very distinct tasks!

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On behalf of CMS Collaboration Lassi A. Tuura Northeastern University, Boston

Ignominy Tool for Analysing Software Dependencies and For Reducing Complexity in Large Software Systems. On behalf of CMS Collaboration Lassi A. Tuura Northeastern University, Boston. Motivation.

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Lesson 21-Change Management

Lesson 21-Change Management. Background . Software systems have grown to be so complex and mission-critical that enterprises cannot afford to develop and maintain software in an unplanned manner.

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ISYS 512 Business Application Design and Development with .Net

ISYS 512 Business Application Design and Development with .Net. David Chao. Business Applications. 1. Database-centric applications Personal: desktop, PDA/Smart Phone Workgroup / Departmental databases Enterprise database Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)

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Wei Zhao Texas A&M University

Is Computer Stuff Science, Engineering, or Something else?. Wei Zhao Texas A&M University. All Depend on Information Systems. Multiple heterogeneous applications Large data sets Need for dynamic integration of applications Efficient and effective workflow management is critical.

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CompSci 230 Software Construction

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CompSci 230 Software Construction

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ISYS 350 Business Application Development

ISYS 350 Business Application Development. David Chao. Business Applications. 1. Database-centric applications Smart Phone: Check stock price Workgroup / Departmental databases Enterprise database Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)

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Software Architecture in Practice

Software Architecture in Practice. Part One: Envisioning Architecture. 2nd Ed. Len Bass, Paul Clements, Rick Kazman. The Architecture Business Cycle. For decades, software designers have been taught to build systems based exclusively on the technical requirements.

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Provable APIs

Q.E.D. Hour 2. Provable APIs. Homework. Let M be a movement with 1 degree of freedom. Let g(M) be the number of gears in M. Let c(M) be the number of connections in M. Prove c(M) = g(M)-1. Start with one gear. Let M 0 be the movement having one gear. g(M 0 ) = 1. c(M 0 ) = 0.

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???? ??????? ??????? ??? ??? scientific computing CS 412. LECTURE NO .1 BY . BUSHRA F. AL-HARBI bushra_alharbi@hotmail.com. scientific computing CS 580. - AN INTRODUCTION TO SCIENTIFIC, SYMBOLIC, AND GRAPHICAL COMPUTING , by Eugene Fiume , published by AK Peters .

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CompSci 230 Software Construction

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ISYS 350 Building Business Applications

ISYS 350 Building Business Applications. David Chao. Business Applications. 1. Database-centric applications Examples: Login to a website Join a website to become a member eBay, Facebook Post photos on Flickr Order a product online. Business Applications. 2. Client/Server structure:

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