NASA NTRS ยท 19950008106
Reuseable Objects Software Environment (ROSE): Introduction to Air Force Software Reuse Workshop
Abstract
The Reusable Objects Software Environment (ROSE) is a common, consistent, consolidated implementation of software functionality using modern object oriented software engineering including designed-in reuse and adaptable requirements. ROSE is designed to minimize abstraction and reduce complexity. A planning model for the reverse engineering of selected objects through object oriented analysis is depicted. Dynamic and functional modeling are used to develop a system design, the object design, the language, and a database management system. The return on investment for a ROSE pilot program and timelines are charted.
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Cottrell, William L.. 1994-08-02. Reuseable Objects Software Environment (ROSE): Introduction to Air Force Software Reuse Workshop. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950008106
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