Journal: ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes

Volume 24, Issue 5

1 -- 10John Field, G. Ramalingam. Identifying procedural structure in Cobol programs
11 -- 20Hira Agrawal. Efficient coverage testing using global dominator graphs
21 -- 31Jong-Deok Choi, David Grove, Michael Hind, Vivek Sarkar. Efficient and precise modeling of exceptions for the analysis of Java programs
32 -- 38Liz Whiting, Mike Hill. Safety analysis of Hawk In Flight monitor
39 -- 46Donglin Liang, Mary Jean Harrold. Equivalence analysis: a general technique to improve the efficiency of data-flow analyses in the presence of pointers
47 -- 56Amie L. Souter, Lori L. Pollock, Dixie Hisley. Inter-class def-use analysis with partial class representations
57 -- 65Gleb Naumovich, Lori A. Clarke, Jamieson M. Cobleigh. Using partial order techniques to improve performance of data flow analysis based verification
66 -- 75Satish Chandra, Thomas W. Reps. Physical type checking for C
76 -- 85Nicky Williams Preston. New type signatures for legacy Fortran subroutines
86 -- 94Françoise Balmas. Query by outlines: a new paradigm to help manage programs
95 -- 104Gabriella Kókai, Jörg Nilson, Christian Niss. GIDTS: a graphical programming environment for Prolog
105 -- 109Christoph Steindl. Benefits of a data flow-aware programming environment

Volume 24, Issue 4

3 -- 0Haim Kilov. Behavioral semantics workshop (call for papers)
13 -- 14Barbara G. Ryder. ACM fellow profile
15 -- 25Mark Doernhoefer. Surfing the net for software engineering notes
26 -- 29Peter G. Neumann. Risks to the public in computers and related systems
30 -- 32Richard Conn. Notes from the 12th Conference on Software Engineering Education and Training (CSEET) and 13th SIGCSE Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education (CSE)
33 -- 42Debra Richardson, Paola Inverardi. ROSATEA: International Workshop on the Role of Software Architecture in Analysis E(and) Testing
43 -- 46Andreas Ulrich, Gunther Chrobok-Diening. International Workshop on Testing Distributed Component-Based Systems
47 -- 49David Lorge Parnas. Parnas on Parnas: a life of indecision
50 -- 52Frank D. Anger. Directions for the NSF software engineering and languages program
53 -- 74. ICSE '99 conference daily newspaper: Window on the World
75 -- 80Janaina C. Abib, Tereza G. Kirner. A GQM-based tool to support the development of software quality measurement plans
81 -- 83James A. Whittaker, Alan A. Jorgensen. Why softwarre fails
84 -- 86Macario Polo, Mario Piattini, Francisco Ruiz 0001, Coral Calero. Roles in the maintenance process

Volume 24, Issue 3

4 -- 0David Lorge Parnas. On code reuse
4 -- 6Don Gotterbarn, Keith W. Miller, Simon Rogerson. On code reuse: a response
7 -- 0Mehdi Jazayeri. Invitation to SSR
8 -- 0Carlo Ghezzi. ICSE 2000 opportunity
9 -- 10David John Leciston. ACM fellow profile: Larry E. Druffel
10 -- 14Nancy S. Eickelmann. ACM fellow profile: David Lorge Parnas
15 -- 24Mark Doernhoefer. Surfing the Net for Software Engineering Notes
29 -- 31Jeffrey S. Poulin, Don S. Batory, Larry Latour. 9th workshop on institutionalizing software reuse (WISR '9) workshop summary
32 -- 36Stephen H. Edwards. The state of reuse: perceptions of the reuse community
37 -- 44Victor R. Basili, Laszlo A. Belady, Barry W. Boehm, Frederick P. Brooks Jr., James Browne, Richard A. DeMillo, Stuart I. Feldman, Cordell Green, Butler W. Lampson, Duncan H. Lawrie, Nancy G. Leveson, Nancy A. Lynch, Mark Weiser, Jeannette M. Wing. NSF workshop on a software research program for the 21st century
44 -- 52Susan S. Brilliant, John C. Knight. Empirical research in software engineering: a workshop
53 -- 55Michael J. Lutz, J. Fernando Naveda. RIT's BS program in software engineering: a status report
56 -- 57Lutz Prechelt. The surprising dynamics of a simple year 2000 bug
58 -- 62Greg Aharonian. 17, 500 software patents to issue in 1998
63 -- 65Petri Vesterinen. Issues in calibrating effort estimation models
66 -- 68D. Kirner, R. Porter, P. Punniamoorthy, M. Schuh, D. Shoup, S. Tindall, David A. Umphress. Extending use cases throughout the software lifecycle
69 -- 75Puppydog P. O. P., L. B. S. Raccoon. Multiple downcasting techniques
76 -- 79Hong Liu, Zongkai Lin, Guangzhou Zeng. A construction approach for software agents using components
80 -- 0Tom Adams. A formula for the re-inspection decision
81 -- 83W. Neville Holmes. Software engineering: to be or what to be?

Volume 24, Issue 1

9 -- 14Donald Gotterbarn. A positive step toward a profession: the software engineering code of ethics and professional practice
21 -- 0L. Peter Deutsch, Ronald B. Finkbine. ACM Fellow profile
31 -- 35Peter G. Neumann. Risks to the public in computers and related systems
36 -- 48Barry W. Boehm. Escaping the software tar pit: model clashes and how to avoid them
49 -- 54Rudolf K. Keller, Bruno Laguë, Reinhard Schauer. International workshop on large-scale software composition
55 -- 59Richard M. Casey. Object mappings in a software engineering project
59 -- 64Baojian Li, Guangzhou Zeng, Zongkai Lin. A domain specific software architecture style for CSCD system
65 -- 68Zhu Xiaoguang, Wang Dongmu, Hong Bingrong. An object-oriented data framework for virtual environments with hierarchical modeling
69 -- 73Nancy J. Wahl. An overview of regression testing
74 -- 77Alfonso Fuggetta. Some reflections on software engineering research
78 -- 80Offer Drori. Integration of text retrieval technology into formatted (conventional) information systems
80 -- 81Peter Kokol. Measuring formal specification with &agr;-metric
82 -- 0Bill R. Brykczynski. A survey of software inspection checklists