Martin S. Feather

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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1993
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Kevin Benner, Martin S. Feather, W. Lewis Johnson, Lorna A. Zorman:
Utilizing Scenarios in the Software Development Process. Information System Development Process 1993: 117-134
1992
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W. Lewis Johnson, Martin S. Feather, David R. Harris:
Representation and Presentation of Requirements Knowledge. IEEE Trans. Software Eng. 18(10): 853-869 (1992)
1991
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W. Lewis Johnson, Martin S. Feather, David R. Harris:
Integrating domain knowledge, requirements, and specifications. J. Syst. Integr. 1(3-4): 283-320 (1991)
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W. Lewis Johnson, Martin S. Feather, David R. Harris:
The KBSA Requirements/Specifications Facet: ARIES. KBSE 1991: 48-56
1990
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W. Lewis Johnson, Martin S. Feather:
Building an Evolution Transformation Library. ICSE 1990: 238-248

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