Chapter 8 Tool-Aided Mashup Development Figures

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Chapter 8 Tool-Aided Mashup Development Figures

Figures – Chapter 23

Figures – Chapter 23. Figure 23.1 Factors affecting software pricing. Figure 23.2 Project plan supplements. Figure 23.3 The project planning process. Figure 23.4 The project scheduling process. Figure 23.5 Tasks, durations, and dependencies. Figure 23.6 Activity bar chart.

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Figures – Chapter 24

Figures – Chapter 24. Figure 24.1 Quality management and software development. Figure 24.2 Quality management and software development. Figure 24.3 Process-based quality. Figure 24.4 Product and process standards. Figure 24.5 ISO 9001 core processes.

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Mashup

Mashup. Chris Harwood (21108489). Original idea.

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Figures – Chapter 4

Figures – Chapter 4. Figure 4.1 User and system requirements. Figure 4.2 Readers of different types of requirements specification. Figure 4.3 Types of nonfunctional requirement. Figure 4.4 Examples of nonfunctional requirements in the MHC-PMS.

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Figures – Chapter 3

Figures – Chapter 3. Figure 3.1 The principles of agile methods. Figure 3.2 Plan-driven and agile specification. Figure 3.3 The extreme programming release cycle. Figure 3.4 Extreme programming practices (a). Figure 3.4 Extreme programming practices (b).

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Figures – Chapter 12

Figures – Chapter 12. Figure 12.1 Risk -driven specification. Figure 12.2 The risk triangle. Figure 12.3 Risk classification for the insulin pump. Figure 12.4 An example of a fault tree. Figure 12.5 Examples of safety requirements.

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Figures from Chapter 8

Figures from Chapter 8. Figure 8.1 The equilibrium model of island biogeography and the implications of habitat fragmentation (bold arrows)...isolated patches. Figure modified from MacArthur and Wilson, 1967, Figure 8, p. 22.

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Figures – Chapter 7

Figures – Chapter 7. Figure 7.1 System context for the weather station. Figure 7.2 Weather station use cases. Figure 7.3 Use case description—Report weather. Figure 7.4 High -level architecture of the weather station. Figure 7.5 Architecture of data collection system.

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Figures – Chapter 15

Figures – Chapter 15. Figure 15.1 Model checking. Figure 15.2 Automated static analysis checks. Figure 15.3 Reliability measurement. Figure 15.4 An operational profile. Figure 15.5 Examples of entries in a security checklist. Security checklist

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Figures – Chapter 5

Figures – Chapter 5. Figure 5.1 The context of the MHC-PMS. Figure 5.2 Process model of involuntary detention. Figure 5.3 Transfer-data use case. Figure 5.4 Tabular description of the ‘Transfer data’ use-case. Figure 5.5 Use cases involving the role ‘Medical Receptionist’.

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Figures – Chapter 17

Figures – Chapter 17. Figure 17.1 Component characteristics. Figure 17.2 Component interfaces. Figure 17.3 A model of a data collector component. Figure 17.4 Basic elements of a component model. Figure 17.5 Middleware services defined in a component model.

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Figures-Chapter 2

Figures-Chapter 2. Figure 2.1 The waterfall model. Figure 2.2 Incremental development. Figure 2.3 Reuse-oriented software engineering. Figure 2.4 The requirements engineering process. Figure 2.5 A general model of the design process . Figure 2.6 Stages of testing.

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Figures – Chapter 26

Figures – Chapter 26. Figure 26.1 Factors affecting software product quality. Figure 26.2 Process attributes. Figure 26.3 The process improvement cycle. Figure 26.4 The GQM paradigm. Figure 26.5 Aspects of process analysis. Figure 26.6 The process change process.

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CAOT Computer Aided Optimization Tool

CAOT Computer Aided Optimization Tool. Institute of Metal Forming. Dr. rer. nat. Martin Franzke Innovationsforum Florianópolis 2008. Outline. C omputer A ided O ptimization (CAO) Introduction of CAOT ( C omputer A ided O ptimization T ool) Optimization of a drawing process

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Figures – Chapter 8

Figures – Chapter 8. Figure 8.1 An input-output model of program testing. Figure 8.2 Inspections and testing. Figure 8.3 A model of the software testing process. Figure 8.4 The weather station object interface. Figure 8.5 Equivalence partitioning.

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Chapter 8: Physical Development

Chapter 8: Physical Development. Puberty. Puberty: the hormonal and physical changes that contribute to sexual maturity and adult height Takes an average of five years and today is typically an early teenage change. Puberty Trends. The Secular Trend

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Computer Aided Modeling Tool - ModDev

C. A. P. E. C. Computer Aided Modeling Tool - ModDev. Rafiqul Gani CAPEC Department of Chemical Engineering, Technical University of Denmark, DK-2800 Lyngby, Denmark. Purpose of ModDev. Derive the model equations Analyze model equations

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Figures Chapter 11

Figures Chapter 11. 11.1. 11.2. 11.3. 11.4. 11.5. 11.6. 11.7. 11.8. 11.9. 11.10. 11.11. 11.12. 11.13. 11.14. 11.15. 11.16. 11.17. 11.18. 11.19. 11.20.

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