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  • CALIBRE at the crest of European open source software wave
    Deverell, Andrea; Agerfalk, Par J. (Asociacion de Tecnicos de Informatica, 2005)
    CALIBRE (Co-ordination Action for Libre Software)l, a EUR I.S million EU-funded project which aims to revolutionise how European industry leverages software and services, was officially launched on Friday 10 September 2004 ...
  • Can formal methods make automotive business sense? A classification of formal methods
    McElligott, Pat; Mjeda, Anila; Thiel, Steffen (SAE International, 2008)
    Legislative bodies are directing that automotive products comply with stringent safety levels. The liability for the safety of passengers in an automobile has traditionally been quite complex. Other transport sectors are ...
  • The capability maturity model (SW and integrated) tailored in small indigenous software industries
    Blowers, Rosario; Richardson, Ita (2005)
    The Irish Software Industry is undergoing rapid change due to increased competition from low cost global software service providers. Prior to this, Ireland had emerged as one of the leading low cost software exporters ...
  • Caprice: a tool for engineering adaptive privacy
    Omoronyia, Inah; Pasquale, Liliana; Salehie, Mazeiar; Cavallaro, Luca; Doherty, Gavin; Nuseibeh, Bashar (Association for Computing Machinery, 2012)
    In a dynamic environment where context changes frequently, users’ privacy requirements can also change. To satisfy such changing requirements, there is a need for continuous analysis to discover new threats and possible ...
  • Capturing the requirements for multiple user interfaces
    Botterweck, Goetz; Hampe, Felix J. (2006)
    In this paper we describe MANTRA, a model-driven approach for the development of multiple consistent user interfaces for one application. The common requirements of all these user interfaces are captured in an abstract ...
  • Careers in software : is there life after programming?
    Downey, Jack (Association for Computing Machinery, 2010)
    Students interested in information systems and information technology careers can see a clear career path – from programmer to chief information officer (CIO). However, those interested in computer science or software ...
  • A case study on variability in user interfaces
    Pleuss, Andreas; Hauptmann, Benedikt; Keunecke, Markus; Botterweck, Goetz (Association for Computing Machinery, 2012)
    Software Product Lines (SPL) enable e cient derivation of products. SPL concepts have been applied successfully in many domains including interactive applications. However, the user interface (UI) part of applications ...
  • Categorization and modelling of quality in context information
    Razzaque, Mohammed Abhur; Dobson, Simon; Nixon, Paddy (American Scientific Publishers, 2006)
    Pervasive computing environments are dynamic and heterogeneous. They are required to be self-managing and autonomic, demanding minimal user’s guidance. In pervasive computing, contextaware adaptation is a key concept ...
  • Challenges in using open source software in product development: a review of the literature
    Stol, Klaas-Jan; Ali Babar, Muhammad (Association for Computing Machinery, 2010)
    Component-Based Software Development has become a popular approach to building software intensive systems. Besides using Commercial Off-The-Shelf components, an organization may choose to use Open Source Software ...
  • Challenges of evolving sequential to parallel code:an exploratory review.
    Meade, Anne; Buckley, Jim; Collins, J.J. (Association for Computing Machinery, 2011)
    Large legacy systems that have been in use for several decades need to evolve in order to take advantage of new technological advances. One such development is the emergence of multi-core processors and parallel platforms. ...
  • Characterizing architecturally significant requirements
    Chen, Lianping; Babar, Muhmmad Ali; Nuseibeh, Bashar (IEEE Computer Society, 2013)
    At the heart of any engineering discipline is the interplay between problem and solution development. In software engineering, the effectiveness of a software solution is determined with respect to a problem, yet the nature ...
  • Characterizing real-time reflexion-based architecture recovery: an in-vivo multi-case study
    Ali, Nour; Rosik, Jacek; Buckley, Jim (Association for Computing Machinery, 2012)
    Architecting software systems is an integral part of the software development lifecycle. However, often the implementation of the resultant software ends up diverging from the designed architecture due to factors such ...
  • Chisel: a policy-driven, context-aware, dynamic adaptation framework
    Keeney, John; Cahill, Vinny (IEEE Computer Society, 2003)
    We argue that the software user, the developer, the designer and indeed the application logic itself all possess invaluable intelligence to gear how software should adapt itself to changing requirements and changing ...
  • Classboxes: supporting unanticipated variation points in the source code
    Bergel, Alexandre; Lewerentz, Claus; O'Brien, Liam (2007)
    Software product lines refer to engineering techniques for creating a portfolio of similar software systems from a shared set of software assets in a controlled way. Managing variability is the key issue of software ...
  • Classification and modeling of the quality of contextual information
    Razzaque, Mohammed Abhur; Dobson, Simon; Nixon, Paddy (IEEE Computer Society, 2007)
    Pervasive and autonomic environments make extensive use of contextual information to guide adaptations to changing external demands and circumstances. Context takes many forms, and some form of categorisation of information ...
  • A clearer and more concise approach to specification of interfaces for automotive software engineering
    McElligott, Pat (2008)
  • Clinical information success in a maternity hospital
    Reid, Louise; O'Connor, Sandra; Richardson, Ita; Hogan, Jennifer; O'Donoghue, Theresa; Philip, Roy; Burke, Gerard (2012)
    Clinical staff must have access to high quality information in order to provide safe care to patients. This cannot be provided by clinical information systems (CIS) that are not correctly managed and regularly used. ...
  • A clockwork organisation: proposing a new theory of organisational temporality
    O Riordan, Niamh; Conboy, Kieran; Acton, Thomas (2012)
    Time is an inherent quality of human life, yet it remains a hidden dimension in Information Systems (IS) research. In our 'real time' world, time has become a fundamentally important business performance indicator but ...
  • CLOPS: a DSL for command line options
    Janota, Mikolas; Fairmichael, Fintan; Holub, Viliam; Grigore, Radu; Charles, Julien; Cochran, Dermot; Kiniry, Joseph R. (2009)
    Programmers often write custom parsers for the command line input of their programs. They do so, in part, because they believe that both their program’s parameterization and their option formats are simple. But as the ...
  • Clustered architecture for adaptive multimedia streaming in WiMAX-based cellular networks
    Venkataraman, Hrishikesh; Krishnamurthy, Aarthy; Kalyampudi, Poornachand; McManis, Jennifer; Muntean, Gabriel-Miro (2009)
    In the recent years, there has been an increasing demand for high quality multimedia services over wireless networks. Triple play services (voice, data and video) require data-rates of the order of several megabits per ...

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