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Is CASE Technology Still Alive?
"... CASE Technology was thought as the solution of many problems of the Software Engineering. Time has shown although such technology is a condition to support Software Development Process, it is not the unique solution. In the last years, interest in the world of CASE Technology has been declining n ..."
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CASE Technology was thought as the solution of many problems of the Software Engineering. Time has shown although such technology is a condition to support Software Development Process, it is not the unique solution. In the last years, interest in the world of CASE Technology has been declining notably. This could be clearly seen in the decreasing number of research groups, magazines and conferences about the topic. Despite this fact, we think CASE Technology has not died, rather it has been applied on the automation and management of the software development phases. In this article we present how traditional CASE Technology has evolved to Process Technology, dealing with more issues like interoperation, human collaboration, project management, and so on. So CASE Technology has not disappeared, it has been principally applied on automating and managing the Software Process. Keywords: Software Engineering, CASE, Software Process 1. Introduction Probably, the term Computer A...
Product and Process Support to Component-Based Software Development
"... Abstract. In this paper we present the results of the CICYT ComProLab project, ref. TIC97-1158, which addresses to some particular points concerning component-based software development. We focus on components as encapsulation of abstract data types. The project stresses three particular fields: sta ..."
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Abstract. In this paper we present the results of the CICYT ComProLab project, ref. TIC97-1158, which addresses to some particular points concerning component-based software development. We focus on components as encapsulation of abstract data types. The project stresses three particular fields: statement of non-functional issues; process modeling; and efficiency concerns on abstract data type implementations. 1

