Maintenance and Evolution of Software Products

Mayrhauser, A. von

doi:10.1016/s0065-2458(08)60377-0

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“…Maintenance processes (TA:MTPR) 12 [61,78,95,104,112,118,125,136,142,144,149,164] Program comprehension (TA:PCMP) 23 [42,44,50,69,71,82,93,97,109,111,113,114,115,116,117,120,130,137,138,148,152,160,161] Maintainability improvements (TA:MNTB) 8 [52,83,91,107,126,127,141,159] Debugging (TA:DEBG) 5 [62,94,99,157,158] Economic estimation of maintenance:…”

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Seminars on Software Maintenance and Evolution: An Empirical Study of the Background Factors Affecting Student Success

Koskinen

2009

TOSEJ

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Software maintenance and evolution (SME) is an important but challenging topic area for university-level computer science education. Seminars can be used to provide students with versatile and up-to-date knowledge on scientifically relevant issues. We organized three systematic university-level seminars on SME. In these seminars 127 groups have each been assigned the task of analyzing one scientific SME article. The main results concern background factors relating to the students, groups and articles as these affect student success in the seminars. This paper presents a strict statistical analysis and a discussion of these factors. Fourteen hypotheses were set and tested regarding the relation of various background factors and a student's success in the seminar. The results indicate a clear relation between some of the factors and success. Most of the student-and group-related factors clearly affected student success, whereas most of the articlerelated factors did not. The study also revealed many important ancillary results. The results support organizing, studying, and improving feasible seminars in this area.

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Seminars on Software Maintenance and Evolution: An Empirical Study of the Background Factors Affecting Student Success

Koskinen

2009

TOSEJ

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“…Understanding existing code is one of the more time-consuming tasks in the maintenance of software products. A recent survey of models for code understanding is given by von Mayrhauser (1994). The models are classified as either top-down models or bottom-up models.…”

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Software Measurement and Functional Programming

van den Berg

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Sof t w ar e M easu r em en t an d F u n ct i on al Pr ogr am m i n g K l aas v an d en B er g Ph D T h es is J u n e 23, 1995 U n i v er si t y of T w en t e CIP-DATA KONINKLIJKE BIBLIOTHEEK, DEN HAAG Berg, Klaas Gerrit van den Software Measurement and Functional Programming Thesis University of Twente Enschede ISBN 90-9008251-4 Subject headings: software measurement / functional programming This thesis has been approved by Prof. dr. ir. A.

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Common concept apparatus within corrective software maintenance

Kajko-Mattsson

1999

Proceedings IEEE International Conference on Software Maintenance - 1999 (ICSM'99). 'Software Maintenance for Business Change'

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Maintenance and Evolution of Software Products

Cited by 3 publications

References 26 publications

Seminars on Software Maintenance and Evolution: An Empirical Study of the Background Factors Affecting Student Success

Seminars on Software Maintenance and Evolution: An Empirical Study of the Background Factors Affecting Student Success

Software Measurement and Functional Programming

Common concept apparatus within corrective software maintenance

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