AIAA G-010 Reusable Software: Assessment Criteria for Aerospace Applications
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AIAA G-010 Document Information:
Title
Reusable Software: Assessment Criteria for Aerospace Applications
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1993
Scope:
This Guide commences with a discussion of domain analysis,
followed by component assessment and concludes with the role of a
reuse library. Section 2.0 defines domain analysis, and describes
the principal products of such an analysis. Discussion of various
approaches and techniques documented in the literature is then
provided. Examples of current aerospace applications domain
analysis are the Common Ada Missile Parts (CAMP) and the Naval
Training Systems Center Reuse Initiative projects. Criteria to be
considered for domain analysis are then presented.
Section 3.0 explains component assessment for reuse and provides
criteria that could be used for such an assessment. To achieve
significant productivity gains with reuse, the traditional concept
of components as source code must be expanded to include components
of many types such as specificaions, requirements, designs,
data sets, and test sets. The component assessment criteria of
section 3.0 are divided into three categories: domain assessment,
reuse assessment, and software assessment criteria.
Finally, as presented in section 4.0, the assessment criteria
specified during the domain analysis process must be captured and
stored in a reuse library where they are readily accessible to both
the component developers and the component assessors. The reuse
library stores information about the domain and provides tools to
facilitate its use. The role of the library with respect to
component assessment is described to provide a complete picture of
the reuse process from the assessment perspective.
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