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APICS - A Process for Efficient and Effective Integration of Component Based Software

Leader: Ivica Crnkovic
Members: Ivica Crnkovic
Former: Stig Larsson
Research group:Industrial Software Engineering
Lab:Division of Software Engineering
Status: finished , start date: 2004-01-01 , End date: 2007-12-01
Partners: ABB
Funding: KKS, ABB
Web: Official university web page (in Swedish)

 

Overview

The research in Component Based Software Engineering has described requirements on individual components and the system aspects related to combination of components. However, the process for integrating components requires additional capabilities and characteristics to secure that the assembly of parts results in the expected product or system. These characteristics include both process oriented attributes such as review coverage and product oriented attributes such as performance.The goal of this project is to investigate and improve current practices in the integration of systems built on Component Based Software. The main research goal is to propose and evaluate integration processes for systems, with focus on real time systems
 

Latest project publications [ Show all publications ]


Software product integration: A case study-based synthesis of reference models, Stig Larsson (former), Petri Myllyperkiö (ABB Distribution Automation, Finland), Fredrik Ekdahl (external), Ivica Crnkovic, Information and Software Technology, vol 51, nr 6, p1066-1080, Elsevier, June, 2009

Key Elements of Software Product Integration Processes, Stig Larsson (former), Ph D Thesis, Mälardalen University, December, 2007

Assessing the Influence on Processes when Evolving the Software Architecture, Stig Larsson (former), Anders Wall (former), Peter Wallin (former), 9th International Workshop On Principles of Software Evolution, ACM, Cavtat, Croatia, Editor(s):Massimiliano Di Penta, Michele Lanza, September, 2007


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