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adaptive maintenance maintenance 1.6 - Software Engineering Projects new capabilities for the user except the ability to operate the software in the changed environment A type of maintenance performed to change software so that it will work in an altered environment, such as when an operating system, hardware platform, compiler, software library or database structure changes

corrective maintenance maintenance 1.6 - Software Engineering Projects A type of maintenance performed to correct a defect in software

enhancement maintenance 1.6 - Software Engineering Projects A type of maintenance performed to add a new capability to software

perfective maintenance maintenance 1.6 - Software Engineering Projects A type of maintenance that includes reengineering, and is sometimes applied more broadly to include enhancement

reengineering adding any new features for users ensuring that maintenance and evolution of software is done in a systematic way accurately forecasting how much time it will take either to develop a system, or to make a specific set of changes the system more amenable to adding features in the future undergoing development in its technology and techniques software engineering 11.2 - Software Process Models developing completely new software the translation of higher-level designs into particular programming languages software projects long-term costs to increase maintainability of a system The systematic activities involved in the design, implementation and testing of software to optimize its production and support refactoring modifying software that has been already written - this is because software is normally continually changed over a period of years until it becomes obsolete resources such as the time and money of the stakeholders, and the CPU-time and memory of computers A type of maintenance performed to improve the design of some part of a software system, in general so that it has higher maintainability. In general, no new features are added for users (1) The application of a systematic, disciplined, quantifiable approach to the development, operation, maintenance of software; that is, the application of engineering to software. (2) The study of approaches as in (1) solving customers' problems

refactoring ensuring that maintenance and evolution of software is done in a systematic way accurately forecasting how much time it will take either to develop a system, or to make a specific set of changes undergoing development in its technology and techniques software engineering 11.2 - Software Process Models developing completely new software the translation of higher-level designs into particular programming languages software projects The systematic activities involved in the design, implementation and testing of software to optimize its production and support reengineering project management modifying software that has been already written - this is because software is normally continually changed over a period of years until it becomes obsolete resources such as the time and money of the stakeholders, and the CPU-time and memory of computers Changing part of the design; performed as part of reengineering (1) The application of a systematic, disciplined, quantifiable approach to the development, operation, maintenance of software; that is, the application of engineering to software. (2) The study of approaches as in (1) solving customers' problems

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Subject	include	have part	have challenge	make	be	is a kind of	is a subtopic of	consist of	involve	organize into	reduce	have purpose	have definition from the Canadian Standards Association	be part of	has part	consists of	use	result in	has definition	have definition from the IEEE	have goal
adaptive maintenance						maintenance	1.6 - Software Engineering Projects											new capabilities for the user except the ability to operate the software in the changed environment	A type of maintenance performed to change software so that it will work in an altered environment, such as when an operating system, hardware platform, compiler, software library or database structure changes
corrective maintenance						maintenance	1.6 - Software Engineering Projects												A type of maintenance performed to correct a defect in software
enhancement						maintenance	1.6 - Software Engineering Projects												A type of maintenance performed to add a new capability to software
perfective maintenance						maintenance	1.6 - Software Engineering Projects												A type of maintenance that includes reengineering, and is sometimes applied more broadly to include enhancement
reengineering	adding any new features for users	ensuring that maintenance and evolution of software is done in a systematic way	accurately forecasting how much time it will take either to develop a system, or to make a specific set of changes	the system more amenable to adding features in the future	undergoing development in its technology and techniques	software engineering	11.2 - Software Process Models	developing completely new software	the translation of higher-level designs into particular programming languages	software projects	long-term costs	to increase maintainability of a system	The systematic activities involved in the design, implementation and testing of software to optimize its production and support		refactoring	modifying software that has been already written - this is because software is normally continually changed over a period of years until it becomes obsolete	resources such as the time and money of the stakeholders, and the CPU-time and memory of computers		A type of maintenance performed to improve the design of some part of a software system, in general so that it has higher maintainability. In general, no new features are added for users	(1) The application of a systematic, disciplined, quantifiable approach to the development, operation, maintenance of software; that is, the application of engineering to software. (2) The study of approaches as in (1)	solving customers' problems
refactoring		ensuring that maintenance and evolution of software is done in a systematic way	accurately forecasting how much time it will take either to develop a system, or to make a specific set of changes		undergoing development in its technology and techniques	software engineering	11.2 - Software Process Models	developing completely new software	the translation of higher-level designs into particular programming languages	software projects			The systematic activities involved in the design, implementation and testing of software to optimize its production and support	reengineering	project management	modifying software that has been already written - this is because software is normally continually changed over a period of years until it becomes obsolete	resources such as the time and money of the stakeholders, and the CPU-time and memory of computers		Changing part of the design; performed as part of reengineering	(1) The application of a systematic, disciplined, quantifiable approach to the development, operation, maintenance of software; that is, the application of engineering to software. (2) The study of approaches as in (1)	solving customers' problems