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NASA NTRS · 19730005464

The systematic evolution of a NASA software technology, Appendix C

Abstract

A long range program is described whose ultimate purpose is to make possible the production of software in NASA within predictable schedule and budget constraints and with major characteristics such as size, run-time, and correctness predictable within reasonable tolerances. As part of the program a pilot NASA computer center will be chosen to apply software development and management techniques systematically and determine a set which is effective. The techniques will be developed by a Technology Group, which will guide the pilot project and be responsible for its success. The application of the technology will involve a sequence of NASA programming tasks graduated from simpler ones at first to complex systems in late phases of the project. The evaluation of the technology will be made by monitoring the operation of the software at the users' installations. In this way a coherent discipline for software design, production maintenance, and management will be evolved.

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Deregt, M. P., Dulfer, J. E.. 1972-08-24. The systematic evolution of a NASA software technology, Appendix C. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19730005464

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