Software Process Adaptation

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Software Process Adaptation

• RiSEs Seminars
• Ana Paula Cavalcanti

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Summary

• Introduction
• Problem
• State of art overview of research
• Adaptation
• Bibliography

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Key Developments in the Field of Software
ReuseEduardo Almeida et al, 2006
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Towards an Effective Reuse ProcessEduardo
Almeida et al., 2005
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Problem
Success and Failure Factors in Software Reuse
MAURIZIO MORISIO et al, 2002
Reuse Processes
Non-reuse Processes
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Software Development based on DE
Domain Engineering
System Family Architecture
Domain knowledge
Domain Model
Domain Analysis
Domain Design
Domain Implem.
Domain-specific languages Components Generators
New Requirements
Custom Development
Custom Design
New Requirements
Customer Needs
Requirements Analysis
Product Configuration
Integration and Test
Features
Product Configuration
Product
Application Engineering
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Domain Analysis Design Implementation
Problem
How
adapt
?
to
them
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Asset Based Development

• Rational, 2003

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Asset Based Development
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Asset Based Development
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Asset Based Development
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Asset Based Development

• Guidelines
• Selecting Asset Based Development Tools
• Preparing Project Specific Reuse Guidelines
• Providing Asset-Based Development Training
• Consume Assets
• Applying RUP on Asset-Consuming Projects
• Assessing Asset Applicability
• Produce Assets Artifacts
• Applying RUP on Asset-Producing Projects
• Deployment Discipline on Asset Production
  Projects
• Vision for a Reusable Asset
• Architecture of a Reusable Asset

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Asset Based Development
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Organizational Domain Modeling - ODM

• Mark Simos, 1996

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Organizational Domain Modeling

• describes the Organization Domain Modeling (ODM)
  domain engineering method
• systematize key aspects of the domain modeling
  process
• provide an overall framework for a domain
  engineering life cycle
• highly tailorable and configurable domain
  engineering process model
• useful for diverse organizations and domains,
• variety of software engineering processes,
  methods,

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Organizational Domain Modeling
framework
tailored
Specialization
Instantiation
Document Process History
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Organizational Domain Modeling

• Tailoring Transformations
• Deletion
• Addition
• Sequencing
• Renaming
• Restructuring

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Software Process Reuse in an Industrial

• Craig Hollenbach and William Frakes, 1996

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Software Process Reuse in an Industrial
Hollenbach, 1996

• method for defining and reusing software process
  within an organization
• Notation for Recording Reusable Processes
• Context for defining and tailoring Reusable
  Processes tailoring
• Method for defining reusable processes
• Method for tailoring reusable processes

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Software Process Reuse in an Industrial
Hollenbach, 1996
Tailoring
Definition
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Introducing Systematic Reuse in Mainstream
Software Process

• Miguel Laguna, Bruno Baixauli, Oscar López,
  Francisco Garcia, 1996

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Introducing Systematic Reuse in Mainstream
Software Process Miguel Laguna, et al 1996

• The authors remark that reuse should not be
  considered separately from software engineering,
  suggesting two processes
• Domain Engineering
• Process Adaptation

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Introducing Systematic Reuse in Mainstream
Software Process Miguel Laguna et al. 1996

• Product Line Engineering Process
• Phases
• Disciplines

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Adaptable Process Model

• Roger Pressman, 2001

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Adaptable Process Model PRESMAN, 2001

• Objective
• Description
• Project Types
• Framework of Activities

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Adaptable Process Model PRESMAN, 2001

• Guidelines to adapt
• Selecting the task set for your project
• Establishing the degree of rigor
• Characterizing your project
• Interpreting the TSS value
• Selecting the task set

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Configurable Development Process

• John Cameron, 2002

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Configurable Development Process

• Work Product Descriptions - WPDs

What
?
Why
Produced / Needed
When
How
Subset of the configurable Process Framework
Work Product Descriptions (WPDs)
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Configurable Development Process
The usual context for configuration is a project.
Knowledge Management Perspective
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Configurable Development Process
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The Impact of Software Reuse and Incremental
Development on the Quality of Large Systems

• Doctoral Thesis
• Parastoo Mohagheghi, 2004

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Reuse in Theory and Practice A Survey of
Developer Attitudes at Ericsson MOHAGHEGHI, 2004

• Bergström03 apud MOHAGHEGHI, 2004
• create awareness of RUP,
• assess the current situation,
• motivate with a business case,
• set adoption goals,
• identify risks and opportunities,
• make a high-level adoption plan and a
  communication plan,
• and identify software development projects to be
  supported (pilot projects).

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Reuse in Theory and Practice A Survey of
Developer Attitudes at Ericsson MOHAGHEGHI, 2004
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• And now?

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The Socio-Cultural Environment in the Software
Process Modeling Silvia T. ACUÑA, - Graciela
BARCHINI
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Adaptation
Organizational Politics
Institutional Process
Procedures
Family of Processes
Guidelines
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• References

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References

• PRESSMAN, 2001 R.S. Pressman Associates, Inc
  Adaptable Process Model
• RUP, 2003 Larsen, Grant. Asset Based
  Development.
• CAMERON, 2002 Cameron, J. 2002. Configurable
  development processes.
• HOLLENBACH, 1996 Hollenbach, C. and Frakes, W.
  1996. Software Process Reuse in an Industrial
  Setting.
• MORISIO, 2002 Maurizio Morisio, Michel Ezran,
  Colin Tully Success and Failure Factors in
  Software Reuse.
• ALMEIDA, 2006 Key Developments in the Field of
  Software Reuse
• ALMEIDA, 2005 Towards an Effective Software
  Reuse Process

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References

• MORISIO, 2002 Maurizio Morisio, Michel Ezran,
  Colin Tully. Success and Failure Factors in
  Software Reuse. 2002
• ACUÑA, 1999 Silvia T. ACUÑA and Graciela
  BARCHINI. The Socio-Cultural Environment in the
  Software Process Modeling. 1999