11. ICSE 1989:
Pittsburg, PA, USA
Larry E. Druffel, Dick Fairley, Dines Bjørner (Eds.):
Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Software Engineering, Pittsburg, PA, USA, May 15-18, 1989.
IEEE Computer Society / ACM Press 1989, ISBN 0-8186-1941-4
Software Development Environments
Analysis Techniques
Specification and Design
Panel:
A Twenty Year Retrospective of the NATO Software Engineering Conferences
- James E. Tomayko:
Twenty-Year Retrospective: The NATO Software Engineering Conferences.
96

- Bernard A. Galler:
Thoughts on Software Engineering.
97

- David Gries:
My Thoughts on Software Engineering in the Late 1960s.
98

- Mary Shaw:
Remembrances of a Graduate Student.
99-100

- Douglas T. Ross:
The NATO Conferences form the Perspective of an Active Software Engineer.
101-102

Knowledge-Based and Formal Approaches
Panel:
Software Engineering for Business Applications
Software Development Environments
Formal Approaches
Software Design
Panel:
Software Engineering Research Agendas
- Peter Freeman:
Software Engineering Research Agendas - A View from the Trenches (Panel).
228

Complexity and Reliability
Panel:
Software Engineering in the Year 2001
Process Assessment
Real-Time Systems
Process Modeling
Panel:
Completely Validated Software
Current Issues
- Walter F. Tichy, Rolf Adams, Lars Holter:
NLH/E: A Natural Language Help System.
364-374

- June M. Verner, Graham Tate, B. Jackson, R. G. Hayward:
Technology Dependence in Function Point Analysis: A Case Study and Critical Review.
375-382

- Robert W. Schwanke, Ellis S. Cohen, Raimund Gluecker, William M. Hasling, D. A. Son, Michael E. Wagner:
Configuration Management in BiiN SMS.
383-393

Panel:
Modeling the Software Process
- Gregory A. Hansen:
Modeling the Software Engineering Process.
396

- Barry W. Boehm:
What We Really Need Are Process Model Generators.
397

- Bill Curtis:
Three Problems Overcome with Behavioral Models of the Software Development Process.
398-399

- Marc I. Kellner:
Software Process Modeling Experience (Panel Session Position Paper).
400-401

- Anthony Finkelstein:
"Not Waving but Drowning": Representation Schemes for Modelling Software Development.
402-404

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