Information \& Software Technology

931	--	0	Michael Dyer, Martin J. Shepperd. Perspectives on Information Technology in the New Millennium
933	--	936	Derek Andrews. Software engineering education in the 21st century
937	--	946	Barry W. Boehm, Kevin J. Sullivan. Software economics: status and prospects
947	--	950	Manfred Broy. Software technology - formal methods and scientific foundations
951	--	956	D. N. Chorafas. How long into the 21st century will the aftermath of the millennium bug last?
957	--	961	Brian J. Garner, Ryszard Raban. Context management in modeling information systems (IS)
963	--	968	Patrick A. V. Hall. Architecture-driven component reuse
969	--	978	Mike Jackson. Thirty years (and more) of databases
979	--	984	Monika Müllerburg. Software intensive embedded systems
985	--	990	Colette Rolland. Requirements engineering for COTS based systems
991	--	994	Marc Roper. Software testing - searching for the missing link
995	--	1004	Toru Takeshita, Kazuaki Maeda. An integrated web computing application for tasks related to course selection and registration
1005	--	1010	Tetsuo Tamai. Objects and roles: modeling based on the dualistic view
1011	--	1020	Jan J. van Amstel. The time of the chameleons is over?
1021	--	1026	June M. Verner, Scott P. Overmyer, Katherine W. McCain. In the 25 years since The Mythical Man-Month what have we learned about project management?
1027	--	1032	John Wordsworth. Getting the best from formal methods

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