Reusable software components framework
Abstract
The concept of reusability is widely used, in order to reduce cost, effort, and time of software development. Reusability also increases the productivity, maintainability, portability, and reliability of the software products, which it has been evaluated before in other software products. The problems faced in software engineering not a lack of reuse, but a lack of widespread, systematic reuse. They know how to do it, but they do it informally. Therefore, strong attention must be given to this concept. This study aims to propose a systematic way of software reuse: build-for-reuse and build-by-reuse. The evaluation criteria of the reusable components are then adopted. Finally, the proposed framework is applied on C-Registration System.
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November 2010
353 pages
ISBN:9789604742509
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World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society (WSEAS)
Stevens Point, Wisconsin, United States
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Published: 30 November 2010
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