The behavior of a solution or a service can be analyzed by taking into account the interaction between the components of the software. These interactions can be analyzed by developing a framework based on Artificial Life. This calls for the development of an Artificial Life based Software Ecosystem model. This paper proposes a framework using Artificial Life in the Software Ecosystem. In order to find the gaps in the existing methodologies, extensive literature review has been carried out. It was found that the interest in the topic has been on the increase and the advent of professional Ecosystems has helped popularizing the phenomenon. However, the present framework do not use the data related to evolution of the Software for later stages. The proposed methodology would pave way of Artificial Life in Software Ecosystem.
1. INTRODUCTION A Software Ecosystem (SE) considers developers, clients, operating system, underlying hardware and other peripheral components. A SE considers the concept of evolution of the software in the same way as the evolution of a natural ecosystem. It has been pointed out by many researchers that considering the system’s evolution would lead to a better and comprehensive analysis of the software which would ultimately help in management and development of new versions. The point can be understood by the following analogy. If we consider that evolution of a human being, then what humans have done in order to achieve, what they have been able to
The October Crisis that occurred in 1970 is quite a controversial topic, however, one can say that prime minister, Pierre Trudeau handled it quite well. Trudeau’s actions and decisions to resolve the October Crisis were justified. His actions were validated by the FLQ’s (Front de Libération du Quebec) intellectual ideas and the immediate threat he dealt with. Trudeau made quick political decisions to handle the calamity, however, the immediate crisis was impacting the cities across Quebec. His actions were proven to be the best and most accurate actions, because the War Measures Act was successful in eliminating the abrupt crisis. Pierre Elliot Trudeau was a man with good intentions, and as prime minister he dealt with the October Crisis in a way that ensured the safety of the province. Trudeau’s character and decisions, validates his actions to resolve the crisis in 1970.
I think if the Roman empire chose its new rulers more carefully there wouldn't have been emperors like Caligula, who got happiness in other peoples pain and suffering, maybe if they elected their rulers like they did in the Roman Republic, they could choose who would be the newest emperor. They could have also been able to tell if their new ruler had pure intentions. If the Roman Republic had a tighter voting system, they wouldn't have the richer men paying people to vote for them. That could potentially put the entire Republic at risk. Thankfully they could only have one term, so the people of Rome would only have to suffer for so long, but still. Maybe if there was a law that made sure no one would cheat at the voting system, it would be
The generative software development process might be applied to an organizations development process to quickly automate the system and create a streamline of applications that work and can be integrated without several phases to follow before implementation can occur. This can be used for
After defeating Carthage in 146 BCE, the roman’s seized large sections of the north African coastline, the conquest and assimilation had slowly begun. More than 100 years after the conquest. To the east and west of modern
According to Versace (2014), the Internet of the Twenty-First Century has opened up a whole new and exciting way for how one does business. With this paradigm shift of doing things differently, the effects are moving through “several business models forcing companies to adapt or be left behind” (Versace, 2014, p. 1). The expansion of the Internet and technological industry has no boundaries and caters to all ages. Versace (2014) stated, “several industries that have only just starting embracing the Internet, and one of them is the gambling and casino industry:” (para. 3). The online gaming business or iGaming, “has grown into a multi-billion-dollar business, particularly in Europe,” (Versace, 2008).
In this first assignment, TWO software development methodologies will be examined using the first four laws given in the prescribed text.
In this stage, both the software developer and the customer would come together to lay out the aim of the system software, in addition, information such as requirements of the software system are put to light, not withstanding information which contribute to the outcome of the software.
In the last few years, the software development evolves in an important manner MDD is a group of approaches, theories and methodological frameworks for industrialized software development.
“Programmer- an organism that turns coffee into software.” This quote by an unknown author adequately sums up the life of professional programmers according to many literary sources. But, they can’t do it alone, programmers use tools to aid the development and debugging of their works. This is where Integrated development environments(IDEs) and software development kits(SDKs) come in, they help the programmer to write consistent code that can be debugged easily. But the recent trend is away from traditional development environments and towards environments that can easily transfer work from one platform to another. Newer software for programmers is helping them get the job done.
In recently years, requirements of software products from economic markets in all over the world become stronger and frequently. Software companies need to complete software programs which come from huge amounts of users, and at the same time, software companies also need to fulfilled users’ requirements for function and requirements for high quality products. Most of times these develop companies need to do excellent products without a long development period and plenty of
In these three and half years of study, I have strived to maintain an approach of expending independent effort in all my endeavors. Learning by myself and sharing my knowledge with others has been most worthwhile, when comprehending a concept. My interest in Software Engineering arouse when I was in my second year of under graduation. I believe that Software Engineering is the application of disciplined, systematic approach to the operation, development and maintenance of software. The discipline of software engineering that increased my interest towards this field is it covers tools, knowledge and methods to define software requirements and to perform computer programming, software design, user interface design, software maintenance tasks and software testing
This paper was prepared for CMP 660 - Issues and Trends in Software Engineering taught by Dr. Hammad Elbedour.
(Aggarwal and Singh, 2005) described software as being more than a program as it constitute of not only a program code but also the operating procedures and the related documentation. Thus, we can explain the meaning of a software using the following equation:
“Software engineering is like an art in that it begins with a problem and ends with the creation of a solution that solves it (Blum, p.9).” Engineers grew out of the ashes of the problems of the world. Software engineers deal with problems and maintenance in computer software. For a computer to find a solution to anything, programs have to be designed and written into the computer using models for the software process. Bernd Bruegge, in his presentation titled, Software Lifecycle Models, states “a software process represents all the phases needed to create a program, from the study of the goals leading to the objective, to the maintenance of said goals and how the phases relate to one another.” There are many different models used as guidelines to form the software process needed to create a program, but this paper will prove how the waterfall model performs the software process in the most reliable and user-friendly fashion. The waterfall model will be defined and then compared to the V-model, prototype model, and Boehm’s spiral model, with all aspects in relation to software engineering.
Next the text proceeds to list 7 categories that challenge today 's software engineers such as system software, web applications, artificial intelligence software, and others. The book goes on to say that a some of the challenges are being built on new systems but many already exist and must be changed and/or adapted to fit the ever-changing needs of the world and society. Then the text describes new challenges that have yet to be tackled completely like open-world computing, netsourcing, and open source projects. Then there is a short mention of legacy