Engineering design: its importance for software
Alice Miller
Abstract
Alice Miller
Abstract
The importance of having a software design methodology is discussed. Its role in software reuse and in promoting software quality and reliability is examined. The waterfall model of software development, which allows a natural progression of steps to be followed during the course of a project, and the use of structure charts are described. Software testing and maintenance are briefly considered.>
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The importance of having a software design methodology is discussed. Its role in software reuse and in promoting software quality and reliability is examined. The waterfall model of software development, which allows a natural progression of steps to be followed during the course of a project, and the use of structure charts are described. Software testing and maintenance are briefly considered.>
Key concepts: Software engineering, Waterfall, Software quality, Software development, Software construction, Computer science, Software, Software testing