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020			_a978-0-13-814181-3
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100			_aPfleeger, Shari Lawrence
245		0	_aSoftware Engineering Theory And Practice
250			_a4th ed.
260			_aNew Jersey
260			_b Pearson
260			_c2010
300			_a782 p.
300			_bIncludes bibliography and index
520			_aSoftware engineering has come a long way since 1968, when the term was first used at a NATO conference. And software itself has entered our lives in ways that few had anticipated, even a decade ago. So a firm grounding in software engineering theory and practice is essential for understanding how to build good software and for evaluating the risks and opportunities that software presents in our everyday lives. This text represents the blending of the two current software engineering worlds: that of the practitioner, whose main focus is to build high-quality products that perform useful functions, and that of the researcher, who strives to find ways to improve the quality of products and the productivity of those who build them. Edsgar Dykstra continually reminded us that rigor in research and practice tests our understanding of software engineering and helps us to improve our thinking, our approaches, and ultimately our products.
650			_aSoftware Engineering
700			_aAtlee, Joanne M.
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