Software Development Environments and CASE Technology 1991: Königswinter, Germany

Development Directions and Strategies

• J. Henk Obbink:
  Systems Engineering Environments of ATMOSPHERE. 1-17
  
• Peter Göhner:
  Building IPSE's by Combining Heterogeneous CASE Tools. 18-30
  
• Günter Merbeth:
  On the Functional and Architectural Integration of CASE Systems. 31-43
  
• Jonah Z. Loeb (Lavi), Michael Winokur:
  Development of a Method Driven CAS²E Tool. 44-52
  
• John N. Pocock:
  VSF and Its Relationship to Open Systems and Standard Repositories. 53-68
  
• Huw Oliver:
  Adding Control Integration to PCTE. 69-80
  
• Albert Alderson:
  Meta-CASE Technology. 81-91
  

Application Experience and Requirements

• Rainer Burchett:
  Management Issues in Software Development. 92-98
  
• Adolf Peter Bröhl:
  Standardization of Software Development Environments. 99-108
  
• Lothar Köhler:
  A Software Development Environment for CIM Applications. 109-113
  
• Dieter Steinbauer:
  A Repository and Other Tools in a Commercial Development Center. 114-129
  
• Johann Wagner:
  Lessons Learned from DOMINO and GRAPES. 130-142
  
• Peter Hruschka:
  Should CASE be Application Dependent? 143-152
  

Research Issues and Results

• Wolfgang Henhapl, Stefan Kaes, Gregor Snelting:
  Utilizing Fifth Generation Technology in Software Development Tools. 153-166
  
• Dominique Clément, Vincent Prunet, Francis Montagnac:
  Integrated Software Components: A Paradigm for Control Integration. 167-177
  
• Dines Bjørner, Søren Prehn:
  Formal Methods in Software Development: Requirements for a CASE. 178-210
  
• Manfred Nagl:
  Modeling of Software Architectures: Importance, Notions, Experience. 211-232
  
• Jeff Kramer, Anthony Finkelstein:
  A Configurable Framework for Method and Tool Integration. 233-257
  
• Watts S. Humphrey:
  Recent Findings in Software Process Maturity. 258-270
  
• Volker Gruhn:
  Validation and Verification of Software Process Models. 271-286