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Agile - Latest Developments
This month's feature articles in Agile:
What's All This Agile Stuff About, Anyway?
- This is the theme of the Information Systems Summit II which will be convened by NDIA, with support from Software Quality Engineering, as a forum to learn and, subsequently, adapt from world-class agile commercial practitioners applicable procedures to rapidly acquire DoD information technology embellished solutions to meet warfighter needs. The goal of this Conference is to understand and accelerate the adaption of the Manifesto for Agile Software Development within DoD.
Journal of Software Technology Enews
E-News 1: Cleanroom
E-News 2: Year 2000
E-News 3: Software Inspection
E-News 4: Software Measurement
E-News 5: Software Reliability
E-News 6: Software Risk Management
E-News 7: Software Quality Assurance
E-News 8: Software News Items
E-News 9: Software News Items
E-News 10: Software News Items
E-News 11: Software News Items
E-News 12: Software News Items
E-News 13: Software News Items
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Journal of Software Technology Theme Calendar for 2011
Journal of Software Technology themes are chosen by the DACS Journal of Software Technology Editorial Board but are based in part on inputs of DACS Journal of Software Technology subscribers telling us what they want to hear about. The themes for 2011 reflect topics identified by the Board as significant. All dates and themes are tentative.
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Journal of Software Technology ISSUE Release Date |
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Article Submission Deadline |
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Mar 2011 |
Web Technology Initiatives |
Feb 28, 2011 |
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Jun 2011 |
Measures for Information Quality |
May 9, 2011 |
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Sep 2011 |
Systems Acquisition |
Aug 8, 2011 |
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Dec 2011 |
To Be Determined |
Nov 7, 2011 |
These themes are intentionally generic to encompass a broad scope of coverage. DACS is always interested in articles that are case studies or lessons learned from practitioners experiences in these areas, or that provide data that can be used to further research. All of these topics are impacted by increases in size and complexity of software and the fact that the development environment now consists of many organizations working together to build systems that are continually evolving. There are significant challenges to be met in each area.
In addition to these themes DACS welcomes any articles that address topics defined in the Software Engineering Body of Knowledge, developing with open source, collaborative efforts and information sharing.
Some themes identified by the community but not specifically scheduled include:
- Software Maintenance
- Requirements Engineering
Are there topics that you think need to be addressed by the Journal of Software Technology because they are not receiving enough attention in the literature? DACS welcomes your suggestions. Send us an email and share your thoughts. (news-editor@thedacs.com) or use the feedback form at the top of this page.
