edited by S K Chang (University of Pittsburgh, USA)

Table of Contents (31k)
Preface (43k)
Chapter 1: Analysis Styles for Requirements Engineering: An Organizational Perspective (353k)

The book covers the recent new advances in software engineering and knowledge engineering. It is intended as a supplement to the two-volume handbook of software engineering and knowledge engineering. The editor and authors are well-known international experts in their respective fields of expertise. Each chapter in the book is entirely self-contained and gives in-depth information on a specific topic of current interest. This book will be a useful desktop companion for both practitioners and students of software engineering and knowledge engineering.

• Analysis Styles for Requirements Engineering: An Organizational Perspective (M Kolp et al.)
• Attacks and Countermeasures in Software System Security (L Ma & J J P Tsai)
• Autonomous Software (M Rovatsos & G Weiss)
• Capability Maturity for Software Development (A T Berztiss)
• Coexistence of Object-Oriented Modeling and Architectural Description (T Khammaci et al.)
• Introspecting Agent-Oriented Design Patterns (M Kolp et al.)
• Knowledge-Based Inconsistency Detection in UML Models (E Nantajeewarawat & V Wuwongse)
• MDA-Based Ontological Engineering (D Djuric et al.)
• Migrating Legacy Systems Towards Multi-Layered Web-Based Architectures (T Bodhuin et al.)
• Petri Nets: A Tutorial (A T Berztiss)
• Program Slicing (J Krinke)
• Simulation-Based Software Process Modeling and Evaluation (O Armbrust et al.)
• Software Release Planning (G Ruhe)
• Software Traceability: A Roadmap (G Spanoudakis & A Zisman)
• System Dynamics and Goal-Oriented Measurement: A Hybrid Approach (D Pfahl & G Ruhe)
• Time and Knowledge Management in E-Learning (S-K Chang)
• Tool-Based Software Project Control (J Münch & J Heidrich)