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1st APSEC 1994: Tokyo, Japan
- First Asia-Pacific Software Engineering Conference, APSEC 1994, Tokyo, Japan, December 7-9, 1994. IEEE 1994, ISBN 0-8186-6960-8

- Koji Torii:

Analysis in software engineering. 2-6 - Anthony Finkelstein:

Requirements engineering: a review and research agenda. 10-19 - James Miller, Murray Wood, Andrew Brooks, Marc Roper:

Applying object-oriented construction to fault tolerant systems. 22-28 - Jeongwon Baeg, Atsushi Hirahara, Yoshiaki Fukazawa:

An adaptive user navigation mechanism and its evaluation. 29-37 - Sumin Huang:

Developing distributed applications by semantics-based automatic replication. 40-49 - Mikifumi Shikida, Yasuhide Yamamoto, Yoshimasa Kimura, Takehiro Tokuda:

A TAHG model based software generator system. 50-57 - Paul A. Bailes, Steven Atkinson, Murray Chapman, Dan B. Johnston, Ian Peake:

Proprietary vs. "open systems" options in the construction of knowledge-based software reengineering environments. 60-69 - Stephen W. L. Yip, Tom Lam:

A software maintenance survey. 70-79 - Colette Rolland, Naveen Prakash:

Guiding the requirements engineering process. 82-91 - Kazuto Tominaga, Takehiro Tokuda:

Constraint-centered descriptions for automated tool invocation. 92-101 - Jun Han:

Software documents, their relationships and properties. 102-111 - Alessandro Cucchiarelli

, Maurizio Panti, Salvatore Valenti:
Supporting user-analyst interaction in functional requirements elicitation. 114-123 - Kyo Chul Kang, Sey-Chan Jang:

A model-based MICOM application software development method. 124-132 - Danny C. C. Poo, Shwu-Yi Lee:

Object and domain policies specification. 133-142 - Taewoong Jeon, Anneliese von Mayrhauser:

A knowledge-based approach to regression testing. 144-153 - Bingchiang Jeng:

Integrating data flow and domain testing. 154-162 - Daniel Hoffman, Jonathan Smillie, Paul A. Strooper:

Automated class testing: methods and experience. 163-171 - Hans-Jürgen Kugler, Richard Messnarz

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From the software process to software quality: BOOTSTRAP and ISO 9000. 174-182 - Jouni Similä, Pasi Kuvaja, Lech Krzanik:

BOOTSTRAP: a software process assessment and improvement methodology. 183-196 - David Jacobs, Chris D. Marlin:

Software process representation to support multiple views. 197-205 - Issam A. Hamid, Mohammed Erradi:

Dynamic evolution of distributed systems specifications using reflective language. 208-219 - Masakazu Fukagawa, Teruo Hikita, Hiroshi Yamazaki:

A mapping system from Object-Z to C++. 220-228 - Karl R. P. H. Leung, Clement F. S. Yim:

Reversing concurrent systems into formal specifications. 229-234 - Eisuke Itoh

, Yutaka Kawaguchi, Zengo Furukawa, Kazuo Ushijima:
Ordered sequence testing criteria for concurrent programs and the support tool. 236-245 - Gwan-Hwan Hwang, Kuo-Chung Tai, Ting-Lu Huang:

Reachability testing: an approach to testing concurrent software. 246-255 - Tetsuro Kakeshita, Mariko Oda, Yoshihiro Imamura:

Fall-in C: a software tool for pitfall detection in C programs. 256-265 - Yasuhiro Sugiyama:

Producing and managing software objects in the process programming environment OPM. 268-277 - Woo Jin Lee, In Sang Chung, Yong Rae Kwon:

Analysis and enactment of a distributed software process model: the AttNet model. 278-286 - Min Kang, Douglas D. Grant:

Process-sensitive software engineering environments: an object-oriented view. 287-295 - Atsushi Sawada, Naruki Mitsuda, Tsuneo Ajisaka, Yoshihiro Matsumoto:

Generating data access programs from PCTE schemas with constraints. 298-307 - Naomi Fujimura

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An analysis of the effects and evaluation of upper CASE tools for embedded microprocessors in Japan and the US. 308-316 - Mark Sifer, John Potter:

Scalability for graph based CASE tools. 317-326 - Kyo Chul Kang, Kwang-Il Ko:

PARTS-a temporal logic-based real-time software specification method supporting multiple-viewpoints. 328-335 - Graeme Smith

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Formal definitions of behavioural compatibility for active and passive objects. 336-344 - Anthony C. Bloesch, Edmund Kazmierczak, Peter Kearney, Owen Traynor:

The Cogito methodology and system. 345-355 - Owen Traynor, Anthony C. Bloesch:

The Cogito Repository Manager. 356-365 - Hyeon Kon Kim, Michael Björn, Hui Yao, Ryosuke Hotaka:

A sentential function mapping method for object-oriented analysis and design. 368-377 - Yue-Sun Kuo:

When to inherit and when not to. 378-387 - Junichi Yamamoto, Akihiko Ohsuga, Shinichi Honiden:

Object-oriented analysis and design support system using algebraic specification techniques. 388-397 - Stan Jarzabek, Han Shen, Hock Chuan Chan:

A hybrid program knowledge base for static program analyzers. 400-409 - Moon-hae Kim, Young-Chul Shim:

Software Information Management System based on the entity-relationship model. 420-427 - Chin-Feng Fan, Swu Yih:

Prescriptive metrics for software quality assurance. 430-438 - Toyohiko Hirota, M. Tohki, C. Michael Overstreet, Masaaki Hashimoto, Robert Cherinka:

An approach to predict software maintenance cost based on ripple complexity. 439-444 - Rong-Huei Hou, Ing-Yi Chen, Yi-Ping Chang, Sy-Yen Kuo:

Optimal release policies for hyper-geometric distribution software reliability growth model with scheduled delivery time. 445-452

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