Jack C. Wileden, Mark Dowson (Ed.): Proceedings of an International Workshop on the Software Process and Software Environments, March 1985, Coto de Caza, Trabuco Canyon, California, USA. ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes 11(4), August 1986

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  Mark Dowson: The structure of the software process. 5-10
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  Jack C. Wileden: This is IT: a metamodel of the software process. 11-16
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  Michael Evangelist, J. Pellegrin: Foundational problems in software process research. 17-20
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  Barry W. Boehm: A spiral model of software development and enhancement. 22-42
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  B. Blum: Thoughts on the software process. 43-45
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  M. M. Lehman: Approach to a disciplined development process- the ISTAR integrated project support environment. 49-60
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  Sol J. Greenspan: On the role of domain knowledge in knowledge-based approaches to software development. 61-65
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  Stefan Jähnichen, Gerhard Goos: Towards an alternative model for software development. 66-70
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  C. Richter: An assessment of structured analysis and structured design. 75-83
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  Naoki Yonezaki, Hajime Enomoto, Motoshi Saeki: Logical environments for natural language approach. 84-86
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  B. H. Cherrie, Colin Potts, Roy MacLean, A. J. Barlett: The role of validation in software development. 87-90
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  E. David Callender: A meta-model for the software processes. 91-92
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  Mark A. Ardis: Comparison of algebraic and state-machine specification methods. 101-105
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  S. White: Two embedded computer system requirement models: issues for investigation. 106-112
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  J. Bentley: The role of performance in the software process. 113
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  Aloysius K. Mok: The von Neumann straitjacket- the process construct. 114-119
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  Robert Balzer: Program enhancement. 125-129
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  Naftaly H. Minsky: What should we do about the evolution of software. 130-133
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  Dewayne E. Perry: Tools for evolving software. 134-135