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Guidelines Based Software Engineering for Developing Software Components
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Journal of Software Engineering and Applications·Volume 05 (2012)·Pages 1–6·Published 18 January 2012·DOI10.4236/jsea.2012.51001
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Abstract
Software guidelines have been with us in many forms within Software Engineering community such as knowledge, experiences, domain expertise, laws, software design principles, rules, design heuristics, hypothesis, experimental results, programming rules, best practices, observations, skills, algorithms have played major role in software development. This paper presents a new discipline known as Guidelines Based Software Engineering where the aim is to learn from well-known best practices and documenting newly developed and successful best practices as a knowledge based (could be part of the overall KM strategies) when developing software systems across the life cycle. Thereby it allows reuse of knowledge and experiences.
KeywordsSoftware ReuseSoftware GuidelinesSoftware Design KnowledgeCBSEGSE
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