Holistic framework for establishing interoperability of heterogeneous software development tools and models
Joseph F. Puett
Abstract
Joseph F. Puett
Abstract
This research is an initial investigation into the development of the Holistic Framework for Software Engineering (HFSE), which establishes mechanisms by which existing software development tools and models can interoperate. The HFSE captures and uses dependency relationships among heterogeneous software development artifacts, the results of which can be used by software engineers to improve software processes and product integrity.
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This research is an initial investigation into the development of the Holistic Framework for Software Engineering (HFSE), which establishes mechanisms by which existing software development tools and models can interoperate. The HFSE captures and uses dependency relationships among heterogeneous software development artifacts, the results of which can be used by software engineers to improve software processes and product integrity.
Key concepts: Interoperability, Software development, Computer science, Software engineering, Software construction, Software framework, Dependency (UML), Software