Book
Software Engineering Principles and Practice
| Identifier | --hansvanvli-1344 |
|---|---|
| Penulis / Pengarang | Hans van Vliet |
| Kata Kunci | Software Engineering |
| Tanggal Publikasi | 10 Jun 2007 |
| Bahasa | Bahasa Inggris |
| Abstrak / Deskripsi | Applications from the early years of computerization can be characterized as follows: the programs were quite small, certainly when compared to those that are currently being constructed; they were written by one person; they were written and used by experts in the application area concerned. The problems to be solved were mostly of a technical nature, and the emphasis was on expressing known algorithms efficiently in some programming language. Input typically consisted of numerical data, read from such media as punched tape or punched cards. The output, also numeric, was printed on paper. Programs were run off-line. If the program contained errors, the programmer studied an octal or hexadecimal dump of memory. Sometimes, the execution of the program would be followed by binary reading machine registers at the console. |
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