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Ground Systems Development Environment (GSDE) interface requirements analysis

Victor E. Church, John Philips, Ray Hartenstein, Mitchell J. Bassman, Leslie Ruskin, Alfredo de J. Perez-Davila

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A set of procedural and functional requirements are presented for the interface between software development environments and software integration and test systems used for space station ground systems software. The requirements focus on the need for centralized configuration management of software as it is transitioned from development to formal, target based testing. This concludes the GSDE Interface Requirements study. A summary is presented of findings concerning the interface itself, possible interface and prototyping directions for further study, and results of the investigation of the Cronus distributed applications environment.

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Key concepts: Interface (matter), Computer science, Requirements analysis, Software engineering, Software development, Systems engineering, Software, Focus (optics)