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Annals of Software Engineering, Volume 6
Volume 6, 1998
- James E. Tomayko:

Forging a Discipline: An Outline History of software Engineering Education. 3-18 - David Lorge Parnas:

Software Engineering Programmes are not Computer Science Programmes. 19-37 - Robert L. Baber:

Software Engineering Education: Issues and Alternatives. 39-59 - Anthony J. Cowling:

The First Decade of an Undergraduate Degree Programme in Software Engineering. 61-90 - Timothy Lethbridge:

The Relevance of Software Education: A survey and Some Recommendations. 91-110 - Ian Sommerville:

Systems Engineering for software Engineers. 111-129 - Dennis J. Frailey:

Opportunities for Software Engineering Education. 131-144 - Peter J. Denning:

Professional software Engineering Education. 145-166 - Nancy R. Mead, A. Joe Turner:

Current Accreditation, Certification, and Licensure Activities Related to Software Engineering. 167-180 - Everald E. Mills:

Metrics in the Software Engineering Curriculum. 181-200 - Watts S. Humphrey:

Why Don't They Practice What Ee Preach? 201-222 - Nick V. Flor, F. Javier Lerch, Se-Joon Hong:

A Market-Driven Approach to Teaching Software Components Engineering. 223-251 - Carol L. Hoover:

TAP-D: A Model for Developing Specialization Tracks in a Graduate Software Engineering Curriculum. 253-279 - Elizabeth A. Kendall

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Utilizing Patterns and Pattern Languages in Education. 281-294 - Barry W. Boehm, Alexander Egyed, Daniel Port, Archita Shah, Julie Kwan, Raymond J. Madachy:

A Stakeholder Win-Win Approach to Software Engineering Education. 295-321 - Malcolm Birtle:

Negotiated Learning Contracts in Team Projects. 323-341 - Pierre N. Robillard, Martin P. Robillard:

Improving Academic Software Engineering Projects: A Comparative Study of academic and Industry Projects. 343-363 - Dines Bjørner, Jorge Cuéllar:

Software Engineering Education: Rôles of Formal Specification and Design Calculi. 365-409 - Jawed I. A. Siddiqi, Ian C. Morrey, Richard Hibberd, Graham Buckberry:

Understanding and Exploring Formal Specifications. 411-432 - Paolo Ciancarini, Cecilia Mascolo:

Using Formal Methods for Teaching Software Engineering: A Tool-Based Approach. 433-453

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