Software Engineering

The 9th edition of Software Engineering integrates paper and web-based material with links from book chapters to further information on the web.

Most chapters have additional sections (web sections) that add extra information to the material in the book. These are not intended to be closely linked to each other so the index here simply lists the web sections available for each chapter in the book.

1. History of SE    
2. Cleanroom    CASE     Structured methods
4. Domain requirements     IEEE requirements standard     Natural language problems Feasibility studies     Viewpoints     Requirements reviews     Enduring requirements     Traceability
5. UML     OO Req. analysis     Data-flow diagrams     
6. Architectural patterns for control    Application architectures    Reference architectures
7. Structured methods     Weather station use cases     Deployment diagrams
8. Test planning     Debugging     Integration and testing     Path testing    
9. Legacy systems    Documentation    
10. Legacy systems
11. Critical systems
12. Safety life cycle     Security risk management    Formal specification techniques   Formal specification costs
13. Dependable operational processes    Safety life cycle    
14. Insider attacks     Denial of service attacks   
15. Cleanroom     Reliability growth modeling    Regulation of software    Licensing of software engineers   
16. Generator-based reuse    
17. Problems with CBSE    Components and objects    
18. CORBA
19. Services and CBSE    
20. Real-time Java    
21. Viewpoints     
22. People CMM    Hiring people    Physical work environment
23. Overhead costs     Activity charts     Software productivity    COCOMO cost drivers    
24. Documentation standards     Inspection process roles    
25. Customers and changes     
26. Analysis of process practice