IEEE Software, Volume 23, 2006

Volume 23, Number 1, January-February 2006

Miscellaneous

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  Article Summaries. 4

From the Editor

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  Warren Harrison:
  Content Mismanagement Systems. 5-8

Letters

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  Letters. 10-12

Design

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  Rebecca Wirfs-Brock:
  Looking for Powerful Abstractions. 13-15

Quality Time

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  Forrest Shull, Carolyn B. Seaman, Marvin V. Zelkowitz:
  Victor R. Basili's Contributions to Software Quality. 16-18

Aspect-Oriented Programming

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  Gail C. Murphy, Christa Schwanninger:
  Guest Editors' Introduction: Aspect-Oriented Programming. 20-23
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  Nicholas Lesiecki:
  Applying AspectJ to J2EE Application Development. 24-32
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  Marc Ségura-Devillechaise, Jean-Marc Menaud, Nicolas Loriant, Rémi Douence, Mario Südholt, Thomas Fritz, Egon Wuchner:
  Dynamic Adaptation of the Squid Web Cache with Arachne. 34-41
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  Bart Verheecke, Wim Vanderperren, Viviane Jonckers:
  Unraveling Crosscutting Concerns in Web Services Middleware. 42-50
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  William G. Griswold, Kevin J. Sullivan, Yuanyuan Song, Macneil Shonle, Nishit Tewari, Yuanfang Cai, Hridesh Rajan:
  Modular Software Design with Crosscutting Interfaces. 51-60
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  Elisa L. A. Baniassad, Paul C. Clements, João Araújo, Ana Moreira, Awais Rashid, Bedir Tekinerdogan:
  Discovering Early Aspects. 61-70
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  Adrian M. Colyer, Roberto Kawakami Harrop Galvão, Rod Johnson, Alexandre Vasseur, Danilo Beuche, Cédric Beust:
  Point/Counterpoint. 72-75

Features

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  Zhaoqing Wang, Harry H. Cheng:
  Portable C/C++ Code for Portable XML Data. 76-81
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  Yuefeng Zhang, Dhaval Sheth:
  Mining Software Repositories for Model-Driven Development. 82-90
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  Christiane Gresse von Wangenheim, Alessandra Anacleto, Clênio F. Salviano:
  Helping Small Companies Assess Software Processes. 91-98

Software Engineering Glossary

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  Steve McConnell:
  Software Construction, Part 1. 99

Tools of the Trade

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  Diomidis Spinellis:
  Project Asset Portability. 100-101

Requirements

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  Olly Gotel:
  In Search of the System Concept. 102-103

Open Source

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  Panagiotis Louridas:
  Version Control. 104-107

In the News

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  Laurianne McLaughlin, Barton C. Massey:
  In the News. 108-113

From Your Technical Council

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  Karl Reed:
  EQUITY and the Problem of Return on IT Investment. 114-115

Bookshelf

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  Bookshelf. 116-118

Loyal Opposition

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  Robert L. Glass:
  Of Health, Trust, Money ... and Integrity. 119-120

Volume 23, Number 2, March-April 2006

Miscellaneous

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  Article Summaries. 4

From the Editor

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  Warren Harrison:
  Building References for the Future. 5-7

Letters

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  Business Lessons for Software Developers. 8

Design

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  Rebecca Wirfs-Brock:
  Characterizing Classes. 9-11

Quality Time

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  Brian A. Malloy, Nicholas A. Kraft, Jason O. Hallstrom, Jeffrey M. Voas:
  Improving the Predictable Assembly of Service-Oriented Architectures. 12-15

On Architecture

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  Grady Booch:
  On Architecture. 16-18

Requirements

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  Ian F. Alexander:
  10 Small Steps to Better Requirements. 19-21

Software Architecture

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  Philippe Kruchten, J. Henk Obbink, Judith A. Stafford:
  The Past, Present, and Future for Software Architecture. 22-30
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  Mary Shaw, Paul C. Clements:
  The Golden Age of Software Architecture. 31-39
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  Christian Lange, Michel R. V. Chaudron, Johan Muskens:
  In Practice: UML Software Architecture and Design Description. 40-46
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  Robert L. Nord, James E. Tomayko:
  Software Architecture-Centric Methods and Agile Development. 47-53
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  Michael Stal:
  Using Architectural Patterns and Blueprints for Service-Oriented Architecture. 54-61
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  Jacqueline Floch, Svein O. Hallsteinsen, Erlend Stav, Frank Eliassen, Ketil Lund, Eli Gjørven:
  Using Architecture Models for Runtime Adaptability. 62-70
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  Alek Radjenovic, Richard F. Paige:
  Architecture Description Languages for High-Integrity Real-Time Systems. 71-79
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  Rogério de Lemos, Paulo Asterio de Castro Guerra, Cecília M. F. Rubira:
  A Fault-Tolerant Architectural Approach for Dependable Systems. 80-87

Open Source

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  Panagiotis Louridas:
  Using Wikis in Software Development. 88-91

Tools of the Trade

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  Diomidis Spinellis:
  Bug Busters. 92-93

Software Development

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  Silvia Teresita Acuña, Natalia Juristo Juzgado, Ana María Moreno:
  Emphasizing Human Capabilities in Software Development. 94-101

Metrics

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  Anthony M. Orme, Haining Yao, Letha H. Etzkorn:
  Coupling Metrics for Ontology-Based Systems. 102-108

Bookshelf

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  Bookshelf. 109-111

In the News

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  David Geer:
  Software Developer Profession Expanding. 112-115

Reviewer Thanks

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  Our 2005 Reviewers. 116-118

Loyal Opposition

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  R. Geoff Dromey:
  Climbing over the "No Silver Bullet" Brick Wall. 118-120

Software Engineering Glossary

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  Steve McConnell:
  Software Construction, Part 2.

Volume 23, Number 3, May-June 2006

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  Warren Harrison:
  Eating Your Own Dog Food. 5-7
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  Grady Booch:
  The Accidental Architecture. 9-11
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  Jane Huffman Hayes, Nancy S. Eickelmann, Elizabeth Ashlee Holbrook:
  Security and Software Quality: An Interview with Frank Perry. 12-15
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  Joanne M. Atlee, Roel J. Wieringa:
  RE 05: Engineering Successful Products. 16-18
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  Christof Ebert:
  Understanding the product life cycle: four key requirements engineering techniques. 19-25
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  Jaap Gordijn, Eric S. K. Yu, Bas van der Raadt:
  E-service design using i* and e³value modeling. 26-33
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  Erik Simmons:
  The usage model: describing product usage during design and development. 34-41
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  Marina Jirotka, Paul Luff:
  Supporting requirements with video-based analysis. 42-44
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  Rebecca Wirfs-Brock:
  Refreshing patterns. 45-47
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  Todd Little:
  Schedule estimation and uncertainty surrounding the cone of uncertainty. 48-54
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  Hans van Vliet:
  Reflections on software engineering education. 55-61
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  Danil Shopyrin:
  Multimethods in C++ using recursive deferred dispatching. 62-73
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  Jørgen Bøegh:
  Certifying software component attributes. 74-81
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  Per Runeson, Carina Andersson, Thomas Thelin, Anneliese Amschler Andrews, Tomas Berling:
  What do we know about defect detection methods? [software testing]. 82-90
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  Laurianne McLaughlin:
  Automated programming the next wave of developer power tools. 91-93
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  Nicolás Serrano, Jose María Sarriegi:
  Open source software ERPs: a new alternative for an old need. 94-97
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  Diomidis Spinellis:
  Debuggers and logging frameworks. 98-99
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  Johann Rost:
  Are "Best Practices" Requirements Documents a Myth? 104-104

Volume 23, Number 4, July-August 2006

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  Warren Harrison:
  Passwords and Passion. 5-7
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  Rebecca Wirfs-Brock:
  Designing for Recovery. 11-13
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  Grady Booch:
  From Small to Gargantuan. 14-15
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  Norbert Seyff, Paul Grünbacher, Neil A. M. Maiden:
  Take Your Mobile Device Out from behind the Requirements Desk. 16-18
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  Natalia Juristo Juzgado, Ana María Moreno, Wolfgang Strigel:
  Guest Editors' Introduction: Software Testing Practices in Industry. 19-21
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  Per Runeson:
  A Survey of Unit Testing Practices. 22-29
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  David Talby, Orit Hazzan, Yael Dubinsky, Arie Keren:
  Agile Software Testing in a Large-Scale Project. 30-37
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  Nikolai Tillmann, Wolfram Schulte:
  Unit Tests Reloaded: Parameterized Unit Testing with Symbolic Execution. 38-47
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  Thomas Deiß, Andreas Johan Nyberg, Stephan Schulz, Risto Teittinen, Colin Willcock:
  Industrial Deployment of the TTCN-3 Testing Technology. 48-54
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  Robert L. Glass, Ross Collard, Antonia Bertolino, James Bach, Cem Kaner:
  Software Testing and Industry Needs. 55-57
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  Panagiotis Louridas:
  Static Code Analysis. 58-61
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  Diomidis Spinellis:
  Choosing a Programming Language. 62-63
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  Tim Menzies, Jairus Hihn:
  Evidence-Based Cost Estimation for Better-Quality Software. 64-66
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  Paolo Donzelli:
  A Decision Support System for Software Project Management. 67-75
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  Gail C. Murphy, Mik Kersten, Leah Findlater:
  How Are Java Software Developers Using the Eclipse IDE? 76-83
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  Kai T. Hansen:
  Project Visualization for Software. 84-92
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  Greg Goth:
  In the News. 93-97
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  Karl Reed:
  Experimental Software Engineering: A New Conference. 98-99
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  Fernando Berzal, Stuart James Woodward, Art Sedighi:
  Bookshelf. 100-102
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  Robert L. Glass:
  How Much of the Software Engineering Old Still Remains New? 104, 103

Volume 23, Number 5, September-October 2006

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  Warren Harrison:
  Technology Transfer and the Tech Broker. 5-7
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  Rebecca Wirfs-Brock:
  Toward Exception-Handling Best Practices and Patterns. 11-13
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  Neil A. M. Maiden:
  Servicing Your Requirements. 14-16
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  Daniela E. Damian, Deependra Moitra:
  Guest Editors' Introduction: Global Software Development: How Far Have We Come? 17-19
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  James J. Cusick, Alpana Prasad:
  A Practical Management and Engineering Approach to Offshore Collaboration. 20-29
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  Kevin C. Desouza, Yukika Awazu, Peter Baloh:
  Managing Knowledge in Global Software Development Efforts: Issues and Practices. 30-37
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  Jyoti M. Bhat, Mayank Gupta, Santhosh N. Murthy:
  Overcoming Requirements Engineering Challenges: Lessons from Offshore Outsourcing. 38-44
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  Dorina C. Gumm:
  Distribution Dimensions in Software Development Projects: A Taxonomy. 45-51
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  Vibha Sinha, Bikram Sengupta, Satish Chandra:
  Enabling Collaboration in Distributed Requirements Management. 52-61
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  Sharad Sharma, Girish Seshagiri:
  Point/Counterpoint. 62-65
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  Swaminathan Seetharaman, Krishna Murthy B. V. S.:
  Test Optimization Using Software Virtualization. 66-69
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  Diomidis Spinellis:
  Open Source and Professional Advancement. 70-71
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  Scott Stribrny, Fran Boehme Mackin:
  When Politics Overshadow Software Quality. 72-73
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  Carlo Pescio:
  Listen to Your Tools and Materials. 74-80
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  Tetsuro Motoyama:
  Improving Software Development through Three Stages. 81-87
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  LiGuo Huang, Barry W. Boehm:
  How Much Software Quality Investment Is Enough: A Value-Based Approach. 88-95
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  Danna Voth, Heather Lanir:
  In the News. 96-98
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  Anthony Akins, Ajit Appari:
  Bookshelf. 99-101
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  Hassan Gomaa:
  Real-Time Software Engineering, Part 2. 102
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  Andrew Raybould:
  Explanation-Oriented Design. 103-104

Volume 23, Number 6, November-December 2006

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  Warren Harrison:
  Giving Back. 5-7
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  Eugene Farmer:
  The Gatekeeper's Guide, or How to Kill a Tool. 12-13
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  Grady Booch:
  Goodness of Fit. 14-15
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  Michael J. Lutz, Donald J. Bagert:
  Guest Editors' Introduction: Software Engineering Curriculum Development. 16-18
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  Timothy C. Lethbridge, Richard J. LeBlanc, Ann E. Kelley Sobel, Thomas B. Hilburn, Jorge L. Díaz-Herrera:
  SE2004: Recommendations for Undergraduate Software Engineering Curricula. 19-25
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  Stephen T. Frezza, Mei-Huei Tang, Barry J. Brinkman:
  Creating an Accreditable Software Engineering Bachelor's Program. 27-35
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  Brendan Quinn, Leonor Barroca, Bashar Nuseibeh, Juan Fernández-Ramil, Lucia Rapanotti, Pete Thomas, Michel Wermelinger:
  Learning Software Engineering at a Distance. 36-43
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  Kal Toth:
  Experiences with Open Source Software Engineering Tools. 44-52
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  Johan Brichau, Ruzanna Chitchyan, Siobhán Clarke, Ellie D'Hondt, Alessandro Garcia, Michael Haupt, Wouter Joosen, Shmuel Katz, Jacques Noyé, Awais Rashid, Mario Südholt:
  A Model Curriculum for Aspect-Oriented Software Development. 53-61
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  Panagiotis Louridas:
  SOAP and Web Services. 62-67
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  Neil A. M. Maiden:
  Improve Your Requirements: Quantify Them. 68-69
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  Lisa Crispin:
  Driving Software Quality: How Test-Driven Development Impacts Software Quality. 70-71
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  Natalia Juristo Juzgado, Ana María Moreno, Sira Vegas, Martín Solari:
  In Search of What We Experimentally Know about Unit Testing. 72-80
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  Daniel Galin, Motti Avrahami:
  Are CMM Program Investments Beneficial? Analyzing Past Studies. 81-87
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  Tony Gorschek, Per Garre, Stig Larsson, Claes Wohlin:
  A Model for Technology Transfer in Practice. 88-95
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  Rebecca Wirfs-Brock:
  Explaining Your Design. 96-98
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  Greg Goth, Bart Massey:
  In the News. 99-103
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  Anthony Akins, Radu State:
  Bookshelf. 104-105
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  Robert L. Glass:
  Greece vs. Rome: Two Very Different Software Cultures. 111-112
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  Annette D. Reilly:
  Coming to Terms: The SEVOCA Project.