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Jack C. Wileden, Mark Dowson (Ed.): Proceedings of an International Workshop on the Software Process and Software Environments, March 1985, Coto de Caza, Trabuco Canyon, California, USA. ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes 11(4), August 1986

Mark Dowson: The structure of the software process. 5-10
Jack C. Wileden: This is IT: a metamodel of the software process. 11-16
Michael Evangelist, J. Pellegrin: Foundational problems in software process research. 17-20
Barry W. Boehm: A spiral model of software development and enhancement. 22-42
B. Blum: Thoughts on the software process. 43-45
M. M. Lehman: Approach to a disciplined development process- the ISTAR integrated project support environment. 49-60
Sol J. Greenspan: On the role of domain knowledge in knowledge-based approaches to software development. 61-65
Stefan Jähnichen, Gerhard Goos: Towards an alternative model for software development. 66-70
C. Richter: An assessment of structured analysis and structured design. 75-83
Naoki Yonezaki, Hajime Enomoto, Motoshi Saeki: Logical environments for natural language approach. 84-86
B. H. Cherrie, Colin Potts, Roy MacLean, A. J. Barlett: The role of validation in software development. 87-90
E. David Callender: A meta-model for the software processes. 91-92
Mark A. Ardis: Comparison of algebraic and state-machine specification methods. 101-105
S. White: Two embedded computer system requirement models: issues for investigation. 106-112
J. Bentley: The role of performance in the software process. 113
Aloysius K. Mok: The von Neumann straitjacket- the process construct. 114-119
Robert Balzer: Program enhancement. 125-129
Naftaly H. Minsky: What should we do about the evolution of software. 130-133
Dewayne E. Perry: Tools for evolving software. 134-135

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