Software Acquisition Manager's Knowledge-Based Expert System.
Andrew B. Ferrentino
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Andrew B. Ferrentino
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Abstract : This report is the final report for work performed under contract to the Office of Naval Research. The contract was sponsored under the Defense Small Business Advanced Technology (DESAT) Program, phase 1. The purpose of this study was to demonstrate the feasibility of developing a microcomputer-based manager's workstation encorporating expert system technology that can support the DoD acquisition manager in the complex activity of software acquisition for complex weapon systems.
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Abstract : This report is the final report for work performed under contract to the Office of Naval Research. The contract was sponsored under the Defense Small Business Advanced Technology (DESAT) Program, phase 1. The purpose of this study was to demonstrate the feasibility of developing a microcomputer-based manager's workstation encorporating expert system technology that can support the DoD acquisition manager in the complex activity of software acquisition for complex weapon systems.
Key concepts: Workstation, Software engineering, Software, Expert system, Microcomputer, Computer science, Engineering management, Work (physics)