4. ISPW 1988: Moretonhampstead, Devon, UK

Colin Tully (Ed.): Proceedings of the Forth International Software Process Workshop (ISPW '88), May 1988, Moretonhampstead, Devon, UK. IEEE Computer Society 1988

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  editor    = {Colin Tully},
  title     = {Proceedings of the Forth International Software Process Workshop
               (ISPW '88), May 1988, Moretonhampstead, Devon, UK},
  booktitle = {ISPW},
  publisher = {IEEE Computer Society},
  year      = {1988},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

V. Ashok, Jayashree Ramanathan, Soumitra Sarkar, V. Venugopal: Process modelling in software environments. 39-42
Robert Balzer: Process programming: passing into new phase. 43-45
Barry W. Boehm, Frank C. Belz: Applying process programming to the spiral model. 46-56
Thomas E. Cheatham Jr.: Activity coordination porgrams. 57-60
Gerhard Chroust: Duplicate instances of elements of a software process model. 61-64
Christer Fernström: Design considerations for process-driven software environments. 65-67
Anthony Finkelstein, Hugo Fuks, Celso Niskier, Martin Sadler: Constructing a dialogic framework for software development. 68-72
Charles A. Fritsch, Doyt L. Perry: A manager/controller for the software development process. 73-75
Peter Hitchcock: The process model of the aspect IPSE. 76-78
Karen E. Huff: Probing limits to automation: towards deeper process models. 79-81
Watts S. Humphrey: The software engineering process: definition and scope. 82-83
Gail E. Kaiser: Rule-based modelling of the software development process. 84-86
Takuya Katayama: A hierarchical and functional approach to software process description. 87-92
Marc I. Kellner: Representation formalism for software process modelling. 93-96
Cees J. Koomen: Limits to the mechanization of the detailing step paradigm. 97-102
Lech Krzanik: Enactable models for quantitative evolutionary software processes. 103-110
M. M. Lehman: some reservations on software process programming. 111-112
Roy MacLean: A functional paradigm for software development. 113-115
David Notkin: Applying software process models to the full lifecycle is premature. 116-117
Autsuo Ohki, Koichiro Ochimizu: Process programming with Prolog. 118-121
Leon J. Osterweil: Automated support for the enactment of rigorously described software processes. 121-125
Dewayne E. Perry: Problems of scale and process models. 126-128
Richard W. Phillips: State change architecture: a protocol for executable process models. 129-132
Samuel T. Redwine Jr., William E. Riddle: Software reuse processes. 133-135
Clive Roberts: Describing and acting process models with PML. 136-141
H. Dieter Rombach: A specification framework for software processes: formal specification and derivation of information base requirements. 142-147
Michel Rueher, Didier Ladret, Bruno Legeard: Capturing software processes through the generated objects. 148-152
Walt Scacchi: Modelling software evolution: a knowledge-based approach. 153-155
W. Linwood Sutton: Advanced models of the software process. 156-158
Colin Tully: Software process models and programs: observations on their nature and context. 159-162
Jack C. Wileden, Lori A. Clarke, Alexander L. Wolf: Facilitating process prototyping by controlling the impact of change. 163-166
Lloyd G. Williams: A behavioral approach to software process modelling. 167-170