Software Engineering: What Makes it Run The Software Engineering Online Learning Center sponsored by the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) is a wealth of useful information for anyone interested in the disciplines this organization is committed to advancing knowledge in. Divided into webcasts, DB2 tutorials, Amazon.com and eBay tutorials, Java learning tools and Linux certification tutorials, the learning center strikes a good balance between open source and proprietary software. What makes the site especially useful is the successful use of IBM DB2 tutorials and free sample code downloadable for students. The IEEE has made working with its other partners a priority as well, as the content shows how effective this strategy has been. All the partnerships and content support the main purpose of the site, which is to provide students with both the deeply theoretical and practical, pragmatic insights necessary to excel in an engineering career. The pros or positive aspects of the site include the pervasive support and overview of open source technologies, the balanced approach it takes to IBM and other partners, and the ability to get to tutorials without having to go through a lengthy opt-in process. The cons or negatives are that there would be even more open source information available, including updates on the Linux distributions. There also could be more information on big data trends including...
Specifically looking at how to optimize the performance of XML networks where there are exceptionally large data sets designed using Hadoop, MapReduce and other big data oriented platforms is also critical for the long-term growth of enterprise software as well. At the center of the integration of XML protocols and schema and the big data sets based on Hadoop and MapReduce are the retrievability and reusability of taxonomies and query strings (Pal, Mitra, Kamps, 2011). This aspect of XML integration with large-scale data sets has major implications on how taxonomies can be streamlined, tailored to specific needs of smartphone and mobile device users as well (Gavalas, Economou, 2011). Initial test of these approaches to managing taxonomies with XML to preserve role-based queries show that this data format is slow and often cannot keep up with mobile traffic however (Tan, Liu, Wang, Shi, 2010). What is needed is a more streamlined approach…
Software Engineering: What Makes it Run IBM and the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) have collaborated to create the Software Engineering Online Learning Center, a portal of educational and industry information that is very useful for any student of computer science, programming or software engineering. The intent of this paper is to evaluate this portal for its applicability and value to learning. The portal is designed around IBM-centric content
This approach brings down the costs involved, the chances of delay in product release and the gives the user an option to update their requirements in successive iterative steps (Jacobson & Rumbaugh 1999, pp. 3-13). CHAPTER 2 Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server are among the most widely used databases with a large range of features with regards to their techniques of development and deployment. Both the Oracle 10g and SQL Server
Software Testing Strategy Computers and their applications have brought about waves of changes in various areas of science and technology. It is also gaining widespread prominence in the field of business and management. So the requirement of a quality oriented technological implementation, having a range of usage is the order of the day. The few gazillion dollars worth software industry is constantly evolving with the needs of people and organizations across
Software Processing Methodology Understanding the Problem Klyne Smith, DSE Candidate Dr. Frank Coyle Technical Motivation Research and Contribution Methods Software Processing Methodologies Waterfall Methodology Strengths Weaknesses Opportunity Threats Iterative Methodology Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Threats Model Methodology Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Threats Where do we go from here (Spring 2010)? Define measurement data points for Test Case analysis Section IV Creation and Validation of the predictive model Section V Summary Analysis Practical Usage Praxis Conclusion Books Articles / Web Information Software Processing Methodology: Understanding the Problem Section I: Introduction In this work, I examine three different Software Processing Methodologies. I start with the iterative model, followed by the spiral
This underlines the notion that engineering does not exist in a vacuum, but rather is only useful insofar as it is utilized. The importance of computers in aerospace has only grown as the decades have passed, so full technology literacy both in utilization and in describing needs are important skills for the aerospace engineer (Bishop 1994). One of the most important ethical considerations for aerospace engineers set forth in the
The testing of software application internal infrastructure and coding is referred to as white box testing. White box testing is also called open box testing, clear box testing, transparent box testing, glass box testing, structural testing, or code-based testing [1]. White box testing primarily focuses on the internal structure, design, and implementation of the software with the aim of strengthening security, improving design and usability, and the flows of input
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