Journal of Systems and Software (JSS), Volume 12

Volume 12, Number 1, April 1990

• Robert L. Glass:
  Editor's corner: The mystery of the little Chinese boy and his computer. 1-2
  
• Janusz W. Laski:
  Data flow testing in STAD. 3-14
  
• Ali Jaoua, Ali Mili:
  The use of executable assertions for error detection and damage assessment. 15-37
  
• Aimo A. Törn:
  Models of software accumulation. 39-42
  
• Keith E. Humenik, Roger S. Pinkham:
  Production probability estimators for context-free grammars. 43-53
  
• Rade Adamov, Lutz Richter:
  A proposal for measuring the structural complexity of programs. 55-70
  
• Lin Zucconi:
  U.S. technology: We're losing the edge in software. 71-74
  
• Donald J. Reifer:
  Is Asia really a threat? 74-77
  
• Lin Zucconi:
  Response to "Is Asia really a threat?". 77
  

Volume 12, Number 2, May 1990

• Robert L. Glass:
  Editor's Corner: Theory versus practice - revisited. 81-82
  
• Jean Pierre Finance, Ali Mili:
  A foreword to the special issue of the journal of systems and software on the Role of languages in programming (the Tenth Tunisian-French Seminar of Computer Science). 83-85
  
• Chris D. Marlin, Dennis Freidel:
  Comparing communication in two languages employing buffered message-passing. 87-105
  
• Carlo Ghezzi, Dino Mandrioli, Angelo Morzenti:
  TRIO: A logic language for executable specifications of real-time systems. 107-123
  
• Renate Motschnig-Pitrik:
  A framework for the support of a common structural level for software-, data base-, and knowledge-based systems. 125-137
  
• Hafedh Mili, John L. Sibert, Yoav Intrator:
  An object-oriented model based on relations. 139-155
  
• Heidemarie Wernhart, Roland Mittermeir:
  The HIBOL-2 environment: A basis for visual programming of business objects. 157-165
  
• Stuart H. Zweben:
  On the resolution of the software science anomaly. 167-170
  
• David N. Card, William W. Agresti:
  More on software science. 170-171
  

Volume 12, Number 3, July 1990

• Warren Harrison:
  Guest editor's introduction: The Oregon workshop on software metrics. 175
  
• Norman E. Fenton, Austin Melton:
  Deriving structurally based software measures. 177-187
  
• Paul W. Oman, Curtis R. Cook:
  Design and code traceability using a PDL metrics tool. 189-198
  
• B. Terry Compton, Carol Withrow:
  Prediction and control of ADA software defects. 199-207
  
• Adam A. Porter, Richard W. Selby:
  Evaluating techniques for generating metric-based classification trees. 209-218
  
• Robin Whitty, Martin Bush, Meg Russell:
  METKIT and the ESPRIT program. 219-221
  
• Martin E. Bush, Norman E. Fenton:
  Software measurement: A conceptual framework. 223-231
  
• Meg Russell:
  International survey of software measurement education and training. 233-241
  
• Robert Lanphar:
  Quantitative process management in software engineering, a reconciliation between process and product views. 243-248
  
• Sandhiprakash Bhide:
  Generalized software process-integrated metrics framework. 249-254
  
• Shari Lawrence Pfleeger, Clement McGowan:
  Software metrics in the process maturity framework. 255-261
  
• Daniel Coupal, Pierre N. Robillard:
  Factor analysis of source code metrics. 263-269
  
• Alan Myrvold:
  Data analysis for software metrics. 271-275
  
• Albert L. Baker, James M. Bieman, Norman E. Fenton, David A. Gustafson, Austin Melton, Robin W. Whitty:
  A philosophy for software measurement. 277-281
  
• John C. Munson, Taghi M. Khoshgoftaar:
  Applications of a relative complexity metric for software project management. 283-291