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ORCID4th ISPW 1988: Moretonhampstead, Devon, UK
- Colin Tully:
Proceedings of the Forth International Software Process Workshop, ISPW 1988, Moretonhampstead, Devon, UK, May 1988. ACM 1988, ISBN 978-0-89791-314-0 - V. Ashok, Jayashree Ramanathan, Soumitra Sarkar, V. Venugopal:
Process modelling in software environments. ISPW 1988: 39-42 - Robert Balzer:
Process programming: passing into new phase. ISPW 1988: 43-45 - Barry W. Boehm, Frank C. Belz:
Applying process programming to the spiral model. ISPW 1988: 46-56 - Thomas E. Cheatham Jr.:
Activity coordination porgrams. ISPW 1988: 57-60 - Gerhard Chroust:
Duplicate instances of elements of a software process model. ISPW 1988: 61-64 - Christer Fernström:
Design considerations for process-driven software environments. ISPW 1988: 65-67 - Anthony Finkelstein, Hugo Fuks, Celso Niskier, Martin Sadler:
Constructing a dialogic framework for software development. ISPW 1988: 68-72 - Charles A. Fritsch, Doyt L. Perry:
A manager/controller for the software development process. ISPW 1988: 73-75 - Peter Hitchcock:
The process model of the aspect IPSE. ISPW 1988: 76-78 - Karen E. Huff:
Probing limits to automation: towards deeper process models. ISPW 1988: 79-81 - Watts S. Humphrey:
The software engineering process: definition and scope. ISPW 1988: 82-83 - Gail E. Kaiser:
Rule-based modelling of the software development process. ISPW 1988: 84-86 - Takuya Katayama:
A hierarchical and functional approach to software process description. ISPW 1988: 87-92 - Marc I. Kellner:
Representation formalism for software process modelling. ISPW 1988: 93-96 - Cees J. Koomen:
Limits to the mechanization of the detailing step paradigm. ISPW 1988: 97-102 - Lech Krzanik:
Enactable models for quantitative evolutionary software processes. ISPW 1988: 103-110 - M. M. Lehman:
some reservations on software process programming. ISPW 1988: 111-112 - Roy MacLean:
A functional paradigm for software development. ISPW 1988: 113-115 - David Notkin:
Applying software process models to the full lifecycle is premature. ISPW 1988: 116-117 - Autsuo Ohki, Koichiro Ochimizu:
Process programming with Prolog. ISPW 1988: 118-121 - Leon J. Osterweil:
Automated support for the enactment of rigorously described software processes. ISPW 1988: 121-125 - Dewayne E. Perry:
Problems of scale and process models. ISPW 1988: 126-128 - Richard W. Phillips:
State change architecture: a protocol for executable process models. ISPW 1988: 129-132 - Samuel T. Redwine Jr., William E. Riddle:
Software reuse processes. ISPW 1988: 133-135 - Clive Roberts:
Describing and acting process models with PML. ISPW 1988: 136-141 - H. Dieter Rombach:
A specification framework for software processes: formal specification and derivation of information base requirements. ISPW 1988: 142-147 - Michel Rueher, Didier Ladret, Bruno Legeard:
Capturing software processes through the generated objects. ISPW 1988: 148-152 - Walt Scacchi:
Modelling software evolution: a knowledge-based approach. ISPW 1988: 153-155 - W. Linwood Sutton:
Advanced models of the software process. ISPW 1988: 156-158 - Colin Tully:
Software process models and programs: observations on their nature and context. ISPW 1988: 159-162 - Jack C. Wileden, Lori A. Clarke, Alexander L. Wolf:
Facilitating process prototyping by controlling the impact of change. ISPW 1988: 163-166 - Lloyd G. Williams:
A behavioral approach to software process modelling. ISPW 1988: 167-170
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