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Les Hatton | 2004o | Forensic Software Engineering: an overview | WEB | fse_Dec2004.pdf |
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Gives an overview of the three important fields in Forensic Software Engineering: Process, Product and Environment. Makes the case that systematic failure dominates computer controlled systems and we should have a more efficient infrastructure for storing experience of how to avoid failure. | None yet | 10 |
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