IEEE Software, Volume 12, 1995

Volume 12, Number 1, January 1995

• Alan M. Davis:
  From the Editor. 4-13
  

• Letters. 14
  

• Terry Bollinger:
  Soapbox. 15
  

• Melissa J. Murphy:
  Enterprise Integration Extends to People. 16
  

• Keith H. Bennett:
  Legacy Systems: Coping with Success. 19-23
  
• Harry M. Sneed:
  Planning the Reengineering of Legacy Systems. 24-34
  
• Guido Dedene, Jean-Pierre De Vreese:
  Realities of Off-Shore Reengineering. 35-45
  
• Kenny Wong, Scott R. Tilley, Hausi A. Müller, Margaret-Anne D. Storey:
  Structural Redocumentation: A Case Study. 46-54
  
• Olin Bray, Michael M. Hess:
  Reengineering a Configuration-Management System. 55-63
  
• Ettore Merlo, Pierre-Yves Gagné, Jean-Francois Girard, Kostas Kontogiannis, Laurie J. Hendren, Prakash Panangaden, Renato de Mori:
  Reengineering User Interfaces. 64-73
  

• Mark C. Paulk:
  How ISO 9001 Compares With The CMM. 74-83
  
• V. Scott Gordon, James M. Bieman:
  Rapid Prototyping: Lessons Learned. 85-95
  

• Bill Curtis, Jakob Nielsen:
  Applying Discount Usability Engineering. 98-100
  

• Roger S. Pressman:
  Software According to Niccolò Machiavelli. 101-102
  

• Karl Dakin:
  Employment Options: What's A Fair Deal? 103-104
  

• Martin L. Griss, Marty Wosser, Shari Lawrence Pfleeger:
  Making Reuse Work At Hewlett-Packard. 105-107
  

• In the News. 108-114
  

• Proceedings. 115-118
  

• Bookshelf. 121-123
  

• Toolbox. 124-126
  

• Sorel Reisman:
  Come One, Come All To Comdex Swap Meet. 127-128
  

Volume 12, Number 2, March 1995

• Alan M. Davis:
  Information For Decisionmakers. 4
  

• Letters. 5-6
  

• Guillermo Arango:
  Once Upon A Time, There Was A Demo... 8
  

• Pertti Lounama:
  The Future Belongs to the Specialized Tool. 9
  

• Rodney Bell, David Sharon:
  Tools to Engineer New Technologies into Applications. 11-16
  
• Alan Chmura, Henry David Crockett:
  Point/Counterpoint: What's the Proper Role for CASE Tools? 18-20
  
• Catherine Plaisant, David A. Carr, Ben Shneiderman:
  Image-Browser Taxonomy and Guidelines for Designers. 21-32
  
• Shi-Kuo Chang, Gennaro Costagliola, Giuliano Pacini, Maurizio Tucci, Genoveffa Tortora, Bing Yu, Jing-Sheng Yu:
  Visual-Language System for User Interfaces. 33-44
  
• Tara M. Madhyastha, Daniel A. Reed:
  Data Sonification: Do You See What I Hear? 45-56
  
• T. Ming Jiang, Lakshmanan Sankaran:
  Fast, Portable Application Mirroring. 57-63
  
• Roberto Bellinzona, Maria Grazia Fugini, Barbara Pernici:
  Reusing Specifications in OO Applications. 65-75
  
• David Sharon, Rodney Bell:
  Tools That Bind: Creating Integrated Environments. 76-85
  

• Corey A. Leonhard, J. Steve Davis:
  Job-Shop Development Model: A Case Study. 86-92
  

• William E. Hefley:
  Helping Users Help Themselves. 93-95
  

• James Bach:
  Enough About Process: What We Need are Heroes. 96-98
  

• Karl Dakin:
  What's New? Tracing the Origin of Species. 99-100
  

• Tracy Hall:
  No Quality Without Equality. 101-102
  

• In the News. 103-109
  

• Proceedings. 110-113
  

• Spencer Dawkins:
  How To Supercharge Your Risc Engine. 114-115
  
• Richard Bach:
  Building Tools and Libraries - In MS-DOS. 115-116
  
• Michael Barker:
  Your Programs Don't Need A Passport. 116-117
  
• John W. Horch:
  Two Orientations On How To Work With Objects. 117-118
  
• Kasilingam Periyasamy:
  Apples and Oranges Are Both Fruit. 118-119
  
• Spencer Dawkins:
  Focus On Careful Coding. 119-121
  

• Robert M. Poston:
  Testing Tools Combine Best Of New And Old. 122-126
  

• Sorel Reisman:
  Partly Cloudy Forecasts For The Year In Computing. 127-128
  

Volume 12, Number 3, May 1995

• Alan M. Davis:
  Tomorrow's Blacksmiths? 4
  

• Letters. 5-6
  

• Gulyan S. Varadan:
  Insider. 10
  

• Robert Melford:
  If We Don't License Ourselves, Who Will? 11
  

• William W. Everett, Shinichi Honiden:
  Guest Editors' Introduction: Reliability and Safety of Real-Time Systems. 13-16
  
• Jeffrey M. Voas, Keith W. Miller:
  Software Testability: The New Verification. 17-28
  
• Kenneth P. Birman, Bradford B. Glade:
  Reliability Through Consistency. 29-41
  
• Rogério de Lemos, Amer Saeed, Tom Anderson:
  Analyzing Safety Requirements for Process-Control Systems. 42-53
  
• Jiang Zhu, Ted G. Lewis, Weldon Jackson, Russel L. Wilson:
  Scheduling in Hard Real-Time Applications. 54-63
  

• Yoshinori Kishimoto, Nobuto Kotaka, Shinichi Honiden:
  Adapting Object-Communication Methods Dynamically. 65-74
  

• Jakob Nielsen:
  A Home-Page Overhaul Using Other Web Sites. 75-78
  

• Edward Yourdon:
  When Good Enough Software Is Best. 79-81
  

• Karl Dakin:
  Do You Know What Your License Allows? 82-83
  

• Les Hatton:
  Static Inspection: Tapping the Wheels of Software. 85-87
  

• In the News. 88-93
  

• Proceedings. 94-100, 110
  

• Bookshelf. 101-106
  

• Alan Chmura, Henry David Crockett:
  Tools To Align Goals And Information Systems. 108-111
  

• Sorel Reisman:
  I Have Seen the Future: It Is Flooded with Email. 111-112
  

Volume 12, Number 4, July 1995

• Alan M. Davis:
  Report From The Editorial Trenches. 4
  

• Letters. 5-8, 10
  

• William G. Griffin:
  Lessons Learned In Software Reuse. 11
  

• Stephen J. Andriole:
  Debatable Development: What Should We Believe? 13-18
  

• David W. Embley, Robert B. Jackson, Scott N. Woodfield:
  OO Systems Analysis: Is It or Isn't It? 19-33
  
• Jonathan P. Bowen, Michael G. Hinchey:
  Seven More Myths of Formal Methods. 34-41
  
• Oren Etzioni, Henry M. Levy, Richard Segal, Chandramohan A. Thekkath:
  The Softbot Approach to OS Interfaces. 42-51
  
• Barbara Kitchenham, Lesley Pickard, Shari Lawrence Pfleeger:
  Case Studies for Method and Tool Evaluation. 52-62
  
• Robert L. Glass, Iris Vessey:
  Contemporary Application-Domain Taxonomies. 63-76
  

• Peter Fritzson, Lars Viklund, Johan Herber, Dag Fritzson:
  High-level Mathematical Modeling And Programming. 77-87
  

• Jakob Nielsen:
  Using Paper Prototypes In Home-page Design. 88-89, 97
  

• Robert N. Charette:
  Are We Developers Liars or Just Fools? 90-92
  

• Robert D. Sprague:
  At What Point Does Liability Hit Home? 93-94
  

• Suzanne Robertson:
  Visibility: The Key To Quality Improvement. 95-96
  

• In the News. 100-104
  

• Proceedings. 105-108
  

• Bookshelf. 109-113
  

• Tool Box. 114-118
  

• Sorel Reisman:
  Fuzzyspeak Threatens Computing's Future. 119-120
  

Volume 12, Number 5, September 1995

• Alan M. Davis:
  Tracing: A Simple Necessity Neglected. 6-7
  

• Was It or Wasn't It A Valid Comparison? 8-14
  

• Masao J. Matsumoto:
  Research To Shed Light On Software Shadows. 16
  

• David N. Card:
  Guest Editor's Introduction: The RAD Fad- Is Timing Really Everything? 19-23
  
• John P. Reilly, Erran Carmel:
  Point-Counterpoint: Does RAD Live Up to the Hype? 24-26
  
• Neil C. Olsen:
  Survival of the Fastest: Improving Service Velocity. 28-38
  
• Farshad Rafii, Sam Perkins:
  Internationalizing Software with Concurrent Engineering. 39-46
  
• Emmanuel Henry, Benoît Faller:
  Large-Scale Industrial Reuse to Reduce Cost and Cycle Time. 47-53
  
• Don Millington, Jennifer Stapleton:
  Developing A RAD Standard. 54-55
  

• Frederick P. Brooks Jr.:
  The Mythical Man-Month: After 20 Years. 57-60
  
• Lev J. Dyadkin:
  Multibox Parsers: No More Handwritten Lexical Analyzers. 61-67
  
• Akira K. Onoma, Tsuneo Yamaura:
  Practical Steps Toward Quality Development. 68-77
  

• Susan T. Dumais:
  Finding What You Want: New Tools And Tricks. 79-81, 86
  

• Watts S. Humphrey:
  Making Process Improvement Personal. 82-83
  

• Karl Dakin:
  Capitalizing On Multiple Market Opportunities. 84-86
  

• Wieger Cornelissen, Ad Klaassen, Aart A. J. Matsinger, Gerhard van Wee:
  How To Make Intuitive Testing More Systematic. 87-89
  

• In the News. 90-99
  

• Proceedings. 100-104
  

• Shari Lawrence Pfleeger:
  Questionable Approaches To Process Improvement. 105-111, 114
  

• Tool Box. 116-118
  

• Sorel Reisman:
  We May Be Smart - But Are We Savvy? 119-120
  

Volume 12, Number 6, November 1995

• Who's to Blame for Lowball Bids? 4-6
  

• Ian Gorton:
  Real Programmers Do Use Delphi. 8-12
  

• Maarten Boasson:
  The Artistry of Software Architecture. 13-16
  
• David Garlan, Robert Allen, John Ockerbloom:
  Architectural Mismatch: Why Reuse Is So Hard. 17-26
  
• Mary Shaw:
  Comparing Architectural Design Styles. 27-41
  
• Philippe Kruchten:
  The 4+1 View Model of Architecture. 42-50
  
• Frank van der Linden, Jürgen K. Müller:
  Creating Architectures with Building Blocks. 51-60
  
• Drasko M. Sotirovski, Philippe Kruchten:
  Implementing Dialogue Independence. 61-70
  

• Matthew M. Huntbach, Graem A. Ringwood:
  Programming In Concurrent Logic Languages. 71-81
  
• Victor R. Basili, Marvin V. Zelkowitz, Frank E. McGarry, Gerald T. Page, Sharon Waligora, Rose Pajerski:
  SEL's Software Process Improvement Program. 83-87
  

• Bill Curtis, Jakob Nielsen:
  Designing Interfaces For the Organization. 99-100
  

• Tom DeMarco:
  What 'Lean and Mean' Really Means. 101-102
  

• Michael Jackson:
  Critical Reading For Software Developers. 103-104
  

• Karl Dakin:
  Establishing A Fair Price For Software. 105-106
  

• In the News. 107-111
  

• Bookshelf. 114-115
  

• Philip Newcomb:
  Web-Based Business Process Reengineering. 116-118
  

• Sorel Reisman:
  Why CD-ROM Is A Dead-End Technology. 119-120