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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Software re-engineering"”.

  1. Model driven software modernisation

    … information technology and ever-changing market requirements relegate more and more existing software to legacy status. Generating software through reusing legacy systems has been a primary solution and software re-engineering has the potential to improve software productivity and quality across …

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  2. A Re-engineering approach for software systems complying with the utilisation of ubiquitous computing technologies.

    The evident progression of ubiquitous technologies has put forward the introduction of new features which software systems can sustain. Several of the ubiquitous technologies available today are regarded as fundamental elements of many software applications in various domains. The utilisation of …

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  3. A Reengineering Approach to Reconciling Requirements and Implementation for Context - Aware Web Services Systems

    In modern software development, the gap between software requirements and implementation is not always conciliated. Typically, for Web services-based context-aware systems, reconciling this gap is even harder. The aim of this research is to explore how software reengineering can facilitate the …

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  4. An investigation into the feasibility, problems and benefits of re-engineering a legacy procedural CFD code into an event driven, object oriented system that allows dynamic user interaction

    This research started with questions about how the overall efficiency, reliability and ease-of-use of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) codes could be improved using any available software engineering and Human Computer Interaction (HCI) techniques. Much of this research has been driven by the …

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