IEEE Software, Volume 11, 1994

Volume 11, Number 1, January 1994

• Carl K. Chang:
  Changing Face of Software Engineering. 4-5
  

• Mailbox. 6-8
  

• Mark J. Christensen:
  Would You Do This to Your Customer? 12
  

• John C. Knight, Bev Littlewood:
  Guest Editors' Introduction: Critical Task of Writing Dependable Software. 16-20
  
• Susan L. Gerhart, Dan Craigen, Ted Ralston:
  Experience with Formal Methods in Critical Systems. 21-28
  
• Susan L. Gerhart, Dan Craigen, Ted Ralston:
  Case Study: Darlington Nuclear Generating Station. 30-39
  
• Ramin Mojdehbakhsh, Wei-Tek Tsai, Shekhar H. Kirani, Lynn Elliott:
  Retrofitting Software Safety in an Implantable Medical Device. 41-50
  
• Lloyd G. Williams:
  Assessment of Safety-Critical Specifications. 51-60
  
• Wolfgang A. Halang, Bernd J. Krämer:
  Safety Assurance in Process Control. 61-67
  

• Pierre E. Sorel, Mariano G. Fernandez, Sumit Ghosh:
  A Dynamic Debugger for Asynchronous Distributed Algorithms. 69-76
  
• Chih-Ping Chu, Doris L. Carver:
  Parallelizing Subroutines in Sequential Programs. 77-85
  

• Kate Ehrlich, Mary Beth Butler, Kara Pernice:
  Getting the Whole Team into Usability Testing. 89-91
  

• Edward H. Bersoff:
  Anatomy of a Software Start-Up. 92-94
  

• George B. Trubow:
  Confronting Sleaze on the Superhighway. 96-97
  

• François Coallier:
  How ISO 9001 Fits Into the Software World. 98-100
  

• In the News. 101-106
  

• Proceedings. 108-115
  

• Bookshelf. 116-119
  

• Sandra Giger Yin:
  Toolbox. 123-126
  

• Sorel Reisman:
  Multimedia Stars at a Slightly Calmer Comdex. 127-128
  

Volume 11, Number 2, March 1994

• Angela Burgess:
  Readers Show Way to Product Improvement. 5
  

• Why is Requirements Engineering Underused? 6
  

• Enrique Draier:
  Complex Challenges for a Complex World. 10
  

• Alan M. Davis, Pei Hsia:
  Guest Editors' Introduction: Giving Voice to Requirements Engineering. 12-16
  
• Jawed I. A. Siddiqi:
  Challenging Universal Truths of Requirements Engineering. 18-19
  
• Colin Potts, Kenji Takahashi, Annie I. Antón:
  Inquiry-Based Requirements Analysis. 21-32
  
• Pei Hsia, Jayarajan Samuel, Jerry Gao, David Chenho Kung, Yasufumi Toyoshima, Cris Chen:
  Formal Approach to Scenario Analysis. 33-41
  
• Odd Ivar Lindland, Guttorm Sindre, Arne Sølvberg:
  Understanding Quality in Conceptual Modeling. 42-49
  

• Richard C. Linger:
  Cleanroom Process Model. 50-58
  
• H. Jack Barnard, Arthur L. Price:
  Managing Code Inspection Information. 59-69
  
• Victor R. Basili, Michael Daskalantonakis, Robert H. Yacobellis:
  Technology Transfer at Motorola. 70-76
  
• Mette Vestli, Inge Nordbø, Arne Sølvberg:
  Modeling Control in Rule-Based Systems. 77-81
  

• Patricia A. Billingsley:
  Ergonomic Standards Go Beyond Hardware. 82-84
  

• Stephen J. Andriole:
  Fast, Cheap Requirements: Prototype, or Else! 85-87
  

• Larry M. Zanger:
  Speculating on This Year's Issues. 88-91
  

• John H. Baumert:
  Process Assessment with a Project Focus. 89-91
  

• In the News. 92-95
  

• Proceedings. 100-103
  

• Bookshelf. 104-114
  

• Jess Thompson:
  Toolbox. 115-118
  

• Sorel Reisman:
  Antipredictions for a Perfect World. 119-120
  

Volume 11, Number 3, May 1994

• Mailbox. 4
  

• Clement T. Yu, Weiyi Meng:
  Confronting Database Complexities. 6-10
  
• Clement T. Yu, Weiyi Meng:
  Progress in Database Search Strategies. 11-19
  
• Andreas Meier, Rolf Dippold, Jacky Mercerat, Alex Muriset, Jean-Claude Untersinger, Robert Eckerlin, Flavio Ferrara:
  Hierarchical to Relational Database Migration. 21-27
  
• Michael R. Blaha, William J. Premerlani, Hwa Shen:
  Converting OO Models Into RDBMS Schema. 28-39
  
• Oscar Díaz, Norman W. Paton:
  Extending ODBMSs Using Metaclasses. 40-47
  
• Jason Gait:
  Optimizing Unix Database File Operations. 48-56
  

• Richard E. Fairley:
  Risk Management for Software Projects. 57-67
  
• Mohamed Fayad, Wei-Tek Tsai, Mark A. Roberts, Louis J. Hawn, Jay W. Schooley:
  Adapting an Object-Oriented Development Method. 68-76
  
• Dov Dori, Erez Tatcher:
  Selective Multiple Inheritance. 77-85
  

• John Lovgren:
  How to Choose Good Metaphors. 86-88
  

• Robert L. Glass:
  From Wonderland to the Real Problem. 90-92
  

• John P. Costello:
  Copyright and Work Made for Hire. 93-94
  

• David N. Card:
  Statistical Process Control for Software? 95-97
  

• In the News. 98-103
  

• Proceedings. 105-111
  

• Bookshelf. 114-119
  

• Rodney Bell:
  Toolbox. 121-126
  

• Sorel Reisman:
  Intermedia Pauses for Reality Check. 127-128
  

Volume 11, Number 4, July 1994

• Mailbox. 4-5
  

• Larry E. Druffel:
  Professionalism and the Software Business. 6
  

• Shari Lawrence Pfleeger, H. Dieter Rombach:
  Measurement Based Process Improvement. 8-11
  
• Martyn Thomas, Frank E. McGarry:
  Top-Down vs. Bottom-Up Process Improvement. 12-13
  
• Michael Daskalantonakis:
  Achieving Higher SEI Levels. 17-24
  
• Volkmar H. Haase, Günter R. Koch, Hans-Jürgen Kugler, Paul Decrinis:
  Bootstrap: Fine-Tuning Process Assessment. 25-35
  
• Dewayne E. Perry, Nancy A. Staudenmayer, Lawrence G. Votta:
  People, Organizations, and Process Improvement. 36-45
  
• Robert B. Grady, Tom Van Slack:
  Key Lessons in Achieving Widespread Inspection Use. 46-57
  
• Victor R. Basili, Scott Green:
  Software Process Evolution at the SEL. 58-66
  
• Joel E. Henry, Sallie M. Henry, Dennis G. Kafura, Lance Matheson:
  Improving Software Maintenance at Martin Marietta. 67-75
  
• Giuseppe Visaggio:
  Process Improvement Through Data Reuse. 76-85
  

• Norman E. Fenton, Shari Lawrence Pfleeger, Robert L. Glass:
  Science and Substance: A Challenge to Software Engineers. 86-95
  

• Larry L. Constantine:
  Interfaces for Intermediates. 96-99
  

• Alan M. Davis:
  Rewards of Taking the Path Less Traveled. 100-101
  

• Larry M. Zanger, Lorijean G. Oei:
  Electronic-Record Storage Checklist. 102-103
  

• Robert Watkins, Mark Neal:
  Why and How of Requirements Tracing. 104-106
  

• In the News. 107-109
  

• Proceedings. 110-117
  

• Bookshelf. 118-119
  

• David Sharon, Alan Chmura:
  Toolbox. 122-125
  

• Sorel Reisman:
  Down Memory Lane to the Superhighway. 127-128
  

Volume 11, Number 5, September 1994

• Carl K. Chang:
  Change Agents: Plans for a Transition Year. 4
  

• Mailbox. 6
  

• Donna Kasperson:
  For Reuse, Process and Product Both Count. 12
  

• William B. Frakes, Sadahiro Isoda:
  Success Factors of Systematic Reuse. 14-19
  
• Wayne C. Lim:
  Effects of Reuse on Quality, Productivity, and Economics. 23-30
  
• Danielle Fafchamps:
  Organizational Factors and Reuse. 31-41
  
• Rebecca Joos:
  Software Reuse at Motorola. 42-47
  
• Scott Henninger:
  Using Iterative Refinement to Find Reusable Software. 48-59
  
• Werner Staringer:
  Constructing Applications from Reusable Components. 61-68
  
• James P. O'Connor, Catharine Mansour, Jerri Turner-Harris, Grady H. Campbell Jr.:
  Reuse in Command-and-Control Systems. 70-79
  
• Bruce W. Weide, William F. Ogden, Murali Sitaraman:
  Recasting Algorithms to Encourage Reuse. 80-88
  
• Don S. Batory, Vivek Singhal, Jeff Thomas, Sankar Dasari, Bart J. Geraci, Marty Sirkin:
  The GenVoca Model of Software-System Generators. 89-94
  
• Ernesto Guerrieri:
  Case Study: Digital's Application Generator. 95-96
  

• Norman Ramsey:
  Literate Programming Simplified. 97-105
  

• Hugh R. Beyer, Karen Holtzblatt:
  Calling Down the Lightning. 106-107
  

• Alan M. Davis:
  Trial by Firing: Saga of a Rookie Manager. 109-110
  

• George B. Trubow:
  Traffic Hazards on the Superhighway. 112-113
  

• David N. Card, Edward R. Comer:
  Why Do So Many Reuse Programs Fail? 114-115
  

• In the News. 116-118
  

• Proceedings. 119-123
  

• Bookshelf. 124-127
  

• Gregory A. Hansen:
  Tools for Business-Process Reengineering. 131-134
  

• Sorel Reisman:
  Finally, a Perfect Window Office. 135-136
  

Volume 11, Number 6, November 1994

• Carl K. Chang:
  Logging Off: Lessons Learned as Editor. 4
  

• Mailbox. 5
  

• William W. Everett, Mikio Aoyama, Jawed I. A. Siddiqi:
  Software Beyond 2001: A Global Vision. 8-12
  
• Robert L. Martin, Carl K. Chang:
  How to Solve the Management Crisis? 14-15
  
• Capers Jones:
  Globalization of Software Supply and Demand. 17-24
  
• Sheila Brady, Tom DeMarco:
  Management-Aided Software Engineering. 25-32
  
• Grady Booch:
  Coming of Age in an Object-Oriented World. 33-41
  
• Robert L. Glass:
  The Software-Research Crisis. 42-47
  
• Lotfi A. Zadeh:
  Soft Computing and Fuzzy Logic. 48-56
  
• Michael Jackson:
  Problems, Methods and Specialization. 57-62
  
• Sadahiro Isoda, Motoshi Saeki:
  Software Engineering in Asia. 63-68
  

• Ben Shneiderman:
  Dynamic Queries for Visual Information Seeking. 70-77
  

• Karen L. McGraw:
  Knowledge Acquisition and Interface Design. 90-92
  

• Alan M. Davis:
  Fifteen Principles of Software Engineering. 94-96
  

• George B. Trubow:
  Software Law: Retrospect and Prospect. 97-98
  

• Soheil Khajenoori:
  Process-Oriented Software Education. 99-101
  

• In the News. 102-106
  

• Proceedings. 107-109
  

• Bookshelf. 110-111
  

• Dick Jensen:
  Adventures in Embedded Development. 116-117
  

• Sorel Reisman:
  Man Kicks Dog: What's Wrong with Computers. 119-120
  

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