Software traceability¶
Cleland-Huang, J., Gotel, Hayes, Mäder, & Zisman, A. (2014). Software traceability: Trends and future directions. Proceedings of the on Future of Software Engineering (FOSE 2014), 55-69.
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Primes¶
- Traceability
- The mechanism differs (RFID chips vs. git commits vs. regulatory paperwork), but the Ω-logic is identical: every element carries a queryable path.
This sourceACM. Cross-domain survey of software and systems traceability; argues structural logic of bidirectional linkage transfers across regulated, scientific, and engineering domains.
- The mechanism differs (RFID chips vs. git commits vs. regulatory paperwork), but the Ω-logic is identical: every element carries a queryable path.
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