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    Journal: ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes

    Volume 21, Issue 5

    4 -- 0David Garlan, Mark Morieoni. The Fourth Symposium on the Foundations of Software Engineering (FSE4)
    5 -- 6Alfonso Fuggetta. ICSE 97: picking up the gauntlet
    6 -- 10Mark Doernhoefer. Surfing the net for Software Engineering Notes
    11 -- 13Chris Sadler, Barbara Ann Kitchenham. Evaluating software engineering methods and tool - part 4: the influence of human factors
    13 -- 20Peter G. Neumann. Risks to the public in computers and related systems
    21 -- 35Jeff Kramer, Alexander L. Wolf. Succeedings of the 8th international workshop on software specification and design
    36 -- 39Tanehiro Tatsuta. Conference on computer-aided software engineering summary report
    40 -- 42Will Tracz. Evolutionary design of complex software (EDCS) kick off workshop summary
    43 -- 46John M. Favaro. On the scalability problem in COTS-based programming environments
    47 -- 50Donald L. Day. User responses to constraints in computerized design tools (extended abstract)
    51 -- 55Lin Zucconi, Karl Reed. Building testable software
    56 -- 57Michael Cook. Software design is a good thing
    58 -- 59Jing Ying, Zhijun He 0001. Some comments on software methodology versus CASE
    60 -- 64Richard Denney. A comparison of the model-based & algebraic styles of specification as a basis for test specification
    65 -- 69Jiazhong Zhang, Zhijian Wang. NDHORM: an OO approach to requirements modeling
    70 -- 71Philip Johnson. Egret: a framework for advanced CSCW applications
    72 -- 77Wing Lam, Ben Whittle. A taxonomy of domain-specific reuse problems and their resolutions - version 1.0
    78 -- 88R. Harrison, L. G. Samaraweera. Using test case metrics to predict code quality and effort
    89 -- 94Brian Henderson-Sellers. The mathematical validity of software metrics
    95 -- 98Offer Drori. Planning and design of information systems using OODPM
    99 -- 0Rose Mazhindu-Shumba. A comment on the notation of the Wirfs-Brock et al object-oriented design method

    Volume 21, Issue 4

    6 -- 9Mark Doernhoefer. Surfing the net for Software Engineering Notes
    9 -- 12Barbara Ann Kitchenham. Evaluating software engineering methods and tool - part 3: selecting an appropriate evaluation method - practical issues
    12 -- 18Peter G. Neumann. Risks to the public in computers and related systems
    39 -- 40Mansur H. Samadzadeh, Mansour Kazerooni-Zand. SSR'95 summary report
    41 -- 44Graeme Smith. First ISEW Cleanroom workshop summary
    44 -- 46Innes Jelly, Ian Gorton. Current research directions in software engineering for parallel and distributed systems
    47 -- 51Jochen Ludewig. Summary of the third international workshop on software engineering education (IWSEE3)
    51 -- 53Tim M. Bull, Keith H. Bennett. A report on the Durham program transformations workshop
    54 -- 57Ian Sommerville. Sixth international workshop on software configuration management
    58 -- 63Max Mühlhäuser. MMSD'96: workshop on multimedia software development
    64 -- 66David S. Rosenblum. Formal methods and testing: why the state-of-the art is not the state-of-the practice
    66 -- 70Muthu Ramachandran. Requirements-driven software test: a process-oriented approach
    71 -- 80Federico Vazquez. An algebra approach to the deduction of data flow diagrams and object oriented diagrams from algebraic specifications
    81 -- 92Kari Laitinen. Estimating understandability of software documents
    93 -- 0Ivan Ryant. 7-layered (small mental exercise)
    94 -- 95Michael Ayers. Book Review: Reliable Object-Oriented Software- Applyi n g Analysis and Design
    95 -- 96Michael Ayers. Book Review: Bringing Design to Software
    96 -- 0Ronald B. Finkbine. Book Review: Software Development Using Eiffel
    96 -- 0Ronald B. Finkbine. Book Review: Software Fault Tolerance
    97 -- 0Frank Hollenbach. Book Review: Software Systems Construction with Examples in Ada
    97 -- 98Robert Bruce Kelsey. Book Review: An ISO 9000 Approach To Building Quality Software
    98 -- 99Robert Bruce Kelsey. Book Review: A Quantitative Approach t o Software Management: The ami Handbook
    99 -- 0Robert Bruce Kelsey. Book Review: How To Run Successful Projects
    99 -- 100Marty Leisner. Book Review: Debugging the Development Process
    99 -- 0Robert Bruce Kelsey. Book Review: A MAP For Software Acquisition
    100 -- 0Marty Leisner. Book Review: Managing Your Move t o Object Technology: Guidelines and Strategies for a Smooth Transition
    100 -- 101Brian O'Laughlin. Book Review: Beyond Technology's Promise
    101 -- 103Brian O'Laughlin. Book Review: C/C++ Software Quality Tools
    103 -- 0Brian O'Laughlin. Book Review: Foundations of Software Measurement
    104 -- 0Suzette Person. Book Review: The Object Primer
    104 -- 0Peter Raynham. Book Review: Rapid Software Development with Smalltalk

    Volume 21, Issue 2

    6 -- 0Jesse H. Poore. Harlan Mills' Passing
    7 -- 10Mark Doernhoefer. Surfing the net for Software Engineering Notes
    11 -- 15Barbara Ann Kitchenham. Evaluating software engineering methods and tool - part 2: selecting an appropriate evaluation method - technical criteria
    16 -- 22Peter G. Neumann. Risks to the public in computers and related systems
    22 -- 31Joe McManus, Renaat Verbruggen. A proposed methodology for knowledge based systems development
    32 -- 38Krish Pillai. The fountain model and its impact on project schedule
    39 -- 44Julio Cesar Sampaio do Prado Leite. Working results on software re-engineering
    45 -- 46Dan Shoemaker 0001, Vladan Jovanovic. Educating software executives: a doctorate in software management
    47 -- 53Lawrence Bernstein. Software investment strategy
    53 -- 55Peter Kokol. Toward quality oriented IS design processes using two levelled design
    56 -- 63Joseph George, Bradley D. Carter. A strategy for mapping from function-oriented software models to object-oriented software models
    64 -- 73D. M. Johnson. The systems engineer and the software crisis
    74 -- 78Robert Bruce Kelsey. Bad fixes, change specifications, and linguistic constraints on problem diagnosis
    79 -- 83A. John Swartz. Airport 95: automated baggage system?
    84 -- 86David R. Pitts, Barbara H. Miller. The wild-west revisited
    86 -- 88David Rine. Structural defects in object-oriented programming
    89 -- 91Manuel J. Barranco García, Juan Carlos Granja Alvarez. Productive maintainability
    91 -- 92Michael Ayers. Book Review: Information Modeling - An Object-Oriented Approach by Haim Kilov and James Ross
    92 -- 0David John Leciston. Book Review: PCTE: The Standard for Open Repositories by Lois Wakeman and Jonathan Jowett

    Volume 21, Issue 1

    1 -- 0David Notkin. Letter from the executive committee
    2 -- 5David John Leciston. Letter to the editor
    6 -- 10Chuck Howell. Surfing the Net for software engineering notes
    11 -- 14Barbara Ann Kitchenham. Evaluating software engineering methods and tool part 1: The evaluation context and evaluation methods
    15 -- 0Murali Sitaraman. 4th international software reuse conference overview
    16 -- 30Peter G. Neumann. Illustrative risks to the public in the use of computer systems and related technology
    31 -- 34Klaus Pohl, Peter Peters 0001. Workshop summary second international workshop on requirements engineering: foundation of software quality
    35 -- 54Larry Latour, Kevin D. Wentzel. WISR'95: 7th annual workshop on software reuse summary and working group reports
    35 -- 39Kevin Benner. "The Organization" (or Software Reuse in a Business Environment)
    39 -- 42Sidney C. Bailin. Domain Processes and Engineering
    42 -- 46Mark Simos. Domain Modeling Representation Strategies: Towards a Comparative Framework
    46 -- 0Bill Frakes. The Reuse of Processes
    46 -- 50Steve Edwards. Micro-Architecture of Software Components and The Need For Good Mental Models of Software Subsystems
    50 -- 52Martin L. Griss. Systematic OO Reuse- A Tale Of Two Cultures
    52 -- 54Margaret J. Davis. Barriers to Institutionalizing Using Current Tools and Environments
    55 -- 67Frank Svoboda, Fred Maymir-Ducharme, Jeffrey S. Poulin. SRI workshop summary: "domain analysis in the DoD"
    68 -- 70Pankaj K. Garg, Sriram Sankar. Fifth California software symposium
    70 -- 72Cyrus F. Nourani. Multi-agent object level AI validation and verification
    73 -- 74Steven P. Wartik. Slow down, you read too fast
    74 -- 75Dick Carey. Is Software Quality Intrinsic, Subjective, or Relational?
    75 -- 76Michael Bruce. Internet agility/Maturity model survey for the software industry call for participation
    77 -- 86L. B. S. Raccoon. A learning curve primer for software engineers
    87 -- 89Richard Veryard. Information coordination - the management of information model, systems, and organizations
    88 -- 89Jurgen Burstler. Pattern Languages o f Program Design
    89 -- 0Ronald B. Finkbine. Metrics and Models in Software Quality Engineering
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