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	Fork (software development) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In proprietary software, the copyright is usually held by the employing entity, not by the individual software developers.
		Forks are considered an expression of the freedom made available by free software and a weakness since they duplicate development efforts or can confuse users over which forked package to use.
		OpenSSH was a fork from SSH, which happened because the license for SSH 2.x was non-free (even though the source was available), so an older version of SSH 1.x, the last to have been licensed as free software, was forked.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fork_(software) (872 words)

	Category:Software engineering - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Software engineering is the application of computer sciences, project management, and other techniques to create software applications.
		Politically, software engineering does not claim to be part of engineering, which historically uses state certification in order to practice.
		Thus comparing software engineering and related fields has other criteria than certification.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Category:Software_engineering (113 words)

	Open Directory - Science: Technology: Software for Engineering: Civil Engineering (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		DTWARE Engineering Software - Software for column and continuous beam analysis.
		Rescol - Seismic software for soil-structure interaction - Software to determine stiffness of foundations and footings and develop seismic spectrums for seismic analysis.
		Spencer Engineering Software - For the evaluation and selection of standard open-web steel joists for floor and roof construction, including joist/slab vibration analysis.
	dmoz.org /Science/Technology/Software_for_Engineering/Civil_Engineering (1503 words)

	Facts of Software Engineering Management > Reuse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Software people speak of "families" of applications and "product lines" and "family-specific architectures." Those are the people who are realistic enough to believe that reuse-in-the-large, if it is ever to succeed, must be done in a collection of programs that attacks the same kinds of problems.
		Typically, a software system is built to a certain design envelope (the framework that enables but at the same time bounds the chosen solution) and with a design philosophy (different people will often choose very different approaches to building the same software solution).
		To make matters worse, during maintenance itself, as the software is modified (and modification is the dominant activity of the software field, as we see in Fact 42), whatever maintenance documentation exists is probably not modified to match.
	www.informit.com /articles/article.asp?p=30091&seqNum=5 (5138 words)

	Context of the STWW research project
		Although the economic relevance of software evolution is clear, the importance of software evolution is still underestimated by the software engineering community, as can be inferred from the fact that state-of-the-art object-oriented software engineering methodologies do not properly address software evolution issues [GR95].
		Poor effort estimation: when a software system needs to evolve according to new or changed specifications, software engineers like to assess the number of classes and dependencies between classes that need to be changed in order to meet the specifications.
		Within the framework of software engineering several Ph.D. research projects are put in place: reuse on the analysis level, iteration between successive phases in the software development cycle, the semantics of object-oriented modeling, reverse end re-engineering, etc.
	www.cs.kuleuven.ac.be /cwis/research/distrinet/projects/SEESCOA/projectinfo/context.html (9090 words)

	Creative Engineering - Links
		Engineered Solutions of Florida have shareware software for culvert design and flood routing.
		Daystar software develops software for analysis for concrete masonry walls, foundations and retaining walls.
		For plotting from other software take a look at Microspot drivers which allow you to plot in the same manner that you can now print from any application.
	www.createng.com.au /links.htm (601 words)

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		A software methodology is typically characterized by a modeling language — used for the description of models, defining the elements of the model together with a specific syntax (notation) and associated semantics — and a software process — defining the development activities, the interrelationships among the activities, and how the different activities are performed.
		Since 1996, agent-based software engineering has been in the focus of the ATAL workshop series; it also was the main topic of the 1999 MAAMAW workshop [2].
		In general, building methods and tools for agent-oriented software development on their object-oriented counterparts seems suitable as it lends itself to smoother migration between these different technology generations and at the same time improves accessibility of agent-based methods and tools to the object-oriented developers' community, which, as per today, prevails in industry.
	www.omg.org /docs/agent/04-12-03.txt (9291 words)

	More than a Gigabuck: Estimating GNU/Linux's Size
		Slightly over half of the software is simply licensed using the GPL, and the software packages using the copylefting licenses (the GPL and LGPL), at least in part or as an alternative, accounted for 63% of the code.
		I included all software provided in the Red Hat distribution, but note that Red Hat no longer includes software packages that only apply to other CPU architectures (and thus packages not applying to the x86 family were excluded).
		Slightly over half of the software is simply licensed using the GPL, and the software packages using the copylefting licenses (the GPL and LGPL), at least in part, accounted for 63% of the code.
	www.dwheeler.com /sloc/redhat71-v1/redhat71sloc.html (9487 words)

	Google Directory - Science > Technology > Software for Engineering > Civil Engineering
		Software for concrete test reporting, moisture-density (Proctor) test reporting, Field (Insitu) Density reporting for soils and asphalt; for compliance with CSA, ACI and ASTM standards.
		Software to determine stiffness of foundations and footings and develop seismic spectrums for seismic analysis.
		Software producer and engineering consulting firm in the field of technical data processing.
	start.mozilla.org /alpha/Top/Science/Technology/Software_for_Engineering/Civil_Engineering (1198 words)

	NEU - Graduate School of Engineering - IS Course Desc.
		Software engineering topics include computer information systems and the decision-making process, determination of information requirements, system development life cycle, and system modeling and analysis.
		Topics include managing software as an asset; life cycle development and rapid development technologies; maintainability; quality assurance of software systems including testing strategies and problem analysis; software risk analysis; analysis of software project failures; process models, such as CMM and ISO 9001; configuration management; and the impact of new development technologies on software management.
		The software project and its public presentation are the primary criteria for grading in this course.
	www.coe.neu.edu /gse/sc_is_cd.html (1836 words)

	argouml: 19.16. Fork
		Fork is a pseudostate (see Section 19.11, “Pseudostate”) which splits a transition into two or more concurrent transitions.
		A fork is represented on the diagram as a solid (fl by default) horizontal bar.
		This bar can be made vertical by selecting the fork, and dragging with button 1 one of its corners.
	argouml.tigris.org /documentation/defaulthtml/manual/ch19s16.html (60 words)

	Annie Liu's CSE308: Software Engineering (Fall `01) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Software engineering, state of the art, special difficulty, teaching; this course: UML, project, schedule, grading, tools.
		Software development process and UML diagrams and concepts; sample problems and solutions; your group project.
		Softawre Engineering Standards, found by Amenda Chen, but she says that they weren't too exciting to read, at least for her...
	www.cs.sunysb.edu /~liu/cse308/01f (1533 words)

	LinuxDevCenter.com -- CASE Tools: Large System Development
		Beyond the lone programmer toiling away over a hot keyboard with way too much caffeine at his or her disposal, there are some very serious software engineering efforts happening in the Linux universe.
		The current generations of CASE tools are whole systems of software unto themselves that comprise many, many tools to help software teams design software much in the way an architect would plan a building or a downtown area.
		The availability of UML has revolutionized the ability of software engineers to create system specifications that can be relatively easily translated into working and maintainable code.
	www.linuxdevcenter.com /pub/a/linux/2002/08/01/enterprise.html (1314 words)

	South Fork Technologies, Inc. - Steel Detailing Services and Software for Steel Construction, Steel Detailing, and ...
		South Fork Technologies, Inc. is a small one person company and I do all of the detailing and checking myself.
		The South Fork Technologies Feet and Inch Engineering Tools is an integrated library of programs for calculating in feet and inches or metric format on a HP48G, HP48G+, HP48GX, HP49G, HP49G+ Calculator.
		This software allows the user to solve simple or complex dimensional geometry in feet and inches without working with decimal equivalents.
	www.southforktech.com (1134 words)

	fork concept from the Object Oriented Software Engineering knowledge base (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		fork concept from the Object Oriented Software Engineering knowledge base
		subject > symbol > symbol in activity diagram > fork
		Next symbol in activity diagram: join Up: symbol in activity diagram Previous symbol in activity diagram: swimlane
	www.site.uottawa.ca:4321 /oose/fork.html (98 words)

	Computer Science and Computer Engineering
		The goal of the computer engineering program is to prepare graduates to practice the profession at the entry level and/or enter graduate school to further their education.
		In the first year, all computer engineering undergraduate students must successfully complete a pre-professional curriculum that covers the essential foundations in mathematics, science and introductory computer engineering and programming.
		CENG4513 Software Engineering (FA, SP) (Formerly CSCI 4003 and CSEG 2723) A modern approach to the current techniques used in software design and development.
	www.uark.edu /admin/urelinfo/CatalogofStudies/OLD_CATALOGS/00-01/engr/csce.html (2327 words)

	AutomatedBuildings.com Article - New Mechanical Engineering Software Should Have Major Impact on Industry
		Mechanical engineers Ben Davis and Joe Simmons of Van Boerum and Frank Associates (VBFandA), Salt Lake City, along with VBFandA executives, have teamed up with software programming expert Alan Nicoll (formerly of Word Perfect) to develop a new Windows-based mechanical engineering software program that could have a profound impact on the industry.
		HVAC Solution is a visual-based, object-oriented HVAC software program for designing and modeling new and existing heating and cooling systems for commercial and industrial facilities.
		A version of the software should be available to the mechanical engineering marketplace by April of this year.
	www.automatedbuildings.com /news/mar01/articles/hvac/hvac.htm (1139 words)

	Facts of Software Engineering Management > About Management (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Because, to give the devil its due, most of the high-leverage, high-visibility things that happen in the software field are about management.
		In Al Davis's wonderful book on software principles (1995), he says it very clearly in Principle 127: "Good management is more important than good technology." Much as I hate to admit it, Al is right.
		In fact, probably the most vitally important of software's frequently forgotten facts are management things.
	www.informit.com /articles/article.asp?p=30091 (791 words)

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		These, I think, were the most important to his argument for the open source approach to building software, because they all either describe a rule for maintaining a project, describe a benefit of the open source approach, or describe a software engineering rule which the open source approach makes easier to follow.
		This is a very good point, and one very central to software engineering, but this applies just as well to the closed source approach as to the open source approach, and open source approach is no more conducive to this method than is the closed source approach.
		He makes several good points about why software should be a service industry; I was particularly impressed by the fact that only 5% of programmers actually work on software which is meant to be sold.
	www.cs.earlham.edu /~bartlbe/open_source/raymond.html (949 words)

	DrProject (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		In the real world, software engineering is a collaborative activity: programs are designed, developed, and maintained by teams.
		Perforce Software Inc. is contributing CDN$12,000 toward the further development of DrProject.
		Perforce is known for its fast software configuration management system, which is used by over 170,000 developers at 3500 organizations worldwide.
	www.third-bit.com /drp (224 words)

	Architecture Engineering & Construction Software
		Autodesk is engaged in the development and marketing of design and drafting software and multimedia tools, primarily for the business and professional environment.
		South Fork Technologies is a software developer and publisher of software tools for the steel construction industry.
		Softree develops and markets high quality scientific and engineering software for applications in forestry and the natural resource industries.
	www.aecnetwork.com /industry_resources/software/index.htm (943 words)

	MechDir - Mechanical Engineering\ Software
		Finite element analysis and mechanical event simulation software for virtual prototyping.
		Bridge engineering and structural engineering analysis and design software.
		This site was created, is maintained, and is hacked together by one individual during periods of boredom, insomnia, and dementia.
	www.mechdir.com /webs/type/29 (144 words)

	Free Software Project Survey: View survey for Guile (mvo)
		The project's intention from the beginning was to produce at least part of its software as Open Source/Free Software.
		A significant amount of effort is spent defining what the software functionality and behavior (the requirements) should be.
		There is an [automated] test suite for the project's software, that is used to validate it.
	www.async.com.br /~kiko/fsp/view_survey.php?id=444 (385 words)

	Nick Sieger: software engineering
		The left fork represents the illusion of continued desktop dominance fueled by Wall Street hunger for sky-high profit margins in the Windows and Office businesses, and is very much grounded in the 20th-century Microsoft.
		Because this would obviously not scale for a consumer-facing hosted commerce engine that had to be capable of serving tens of thousands of transactions per day (think of the rate of growth of that table!), we had to rip it all out and re-do the persistence layer.
		Since everyone on the team has at least a solid baseline in software development processes, a common (ubiquitous to use Eric Evans' term) language can sprout forth easily.
	radio.weblogs.com /0141460/categories/softwareEngineering/rss.xml (3899 words)

	CiteULike: Four Dark Corners of Requirements Engineering (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Research in requirements engineering has produced an extensive body of knowledge, but there are four areas in which the foundation of the discipline seems weak or obscure.
		We show that all descriptions involved in requirements engineering should be descriptions of the environment.
		We show that certain control information is necessary for sound requirements engineering, and we explain the close association between domain knowledge and refinement of requirements.
	www.citeulike.org /user/neilernst/article/120111 (181 words)

	Oregon State EECS: Undergraduate Studies
		The undergraduate computer science courses and requirements are designed to provide a strong background in the fundamental areas in computer science, including object-oriented programming, data structures, operating systems, analysis of algorithms, software engineering, and networking.
		The "fork in the road" can come as early as spring term of the freshman year, when you must decide whether to take MTH 251 (for the computer systems option) or MTH 241 (for the other two options).
		Yes, as long as you have completed any prerequisite courses for that course and that your request submitted on a Student Petition on Curriculum and Academic Policy form is approved by the School and by the College.
	eecs.oregonstate.edu /undergraduate/cs/advising.html (4311 words)

	Engineering Software Center :: Welcome to Engineering Software Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Software solutions for the conversion of 3D images into CAD, Rapid Prototyped and Finite Element models more...
		present wide range of PC-based software for the design and analysis of heat exchanger and wide range of engineering program more...
		Software designed to assist organizations in efficiently achieving their environmental and other social responsibility goals more...
	www.engsoftwarecenter.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=Company&file=index&state=listcompany&searchoption=s (219 words)

	USC Computer Science & Engineering (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		May not be used for major credit by computer science and engineering majors.
		(3) Personal, team and organizational software processes; personal and organizational maturity; application of software process and management concepts during software development, primarily at the individual level.
		Swearingen Engineering Center • Columbia, SC 29208 • 803-777-7979 • info@cse.sc.edu
	www.cse.sc.edu /acadinfo/courseDesc.html (2725 words)

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