IET Software

Online ISSN 1751-8814
Print ISSN 1751-8806

IET Software publishes papers on all aspects of the software lifecycle, including design, development, implementation and maintenance. The focus of the journal is on the methods used to develop and maintain software, and their practical application.

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Software structure evolution and relation to subgraph defectiveness
- Author(s): Ana Vrankovic ; Željka Car ; Tihana Galinac Grbac
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Optical PUFs as physical root of trust for blockchain-driven applications
- Author(s): Charidimos Chaintoutis ; Marialena Akriotou ; Charis Mesaritakis ; Ioannis Komnios ; Dimitris Karamitros ; Alexandros Fragkos ; Dimitris Syvridis
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Agile Risk Management for Multi-Cloud Software Development
- Author(s): Oscar Ripolles ; Victor Muntes ; Peter Matthews ; Smrati Gupta ; Jacek Dominiak ; Erik Willeke ; Balazs Somoskoi
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A Case Study of the Introduction of Game Design Techniques in Software Development
- Author(s): Irvayne Ibiapina ; Pedro Santos Neto ; Danilo Batista Medeiros ; Otavio Cury da Costa Castro
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Comparative analysis of variability modelling approaches in component models
- Author(s): Selma Suloglu ; Muhammed Cagri Kaya ; Alper Karamanlioglu ; Sina Entekhabi ; Mahdi Saeedi Nikoo ; Bedir Tekinerdogan ; Ali H. Dogru
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  The results of a systematic literature review conducted for variability modelling in software component models are analysed and presented here. A well-planned protocol guided the screening of 3230 papers that resulted in the identification of 55 papers. Reviewing these papers, 23 of them were considered as primary studies related to our research questions. A comparison framework is introduced to further understand, assess, and compare those selected papers. Observations about the important aspects of component models that support the variability capability are summarised. Prominent trends and approaches are discussed along with a comparative analysis of the component models. Only a few component models were found to be explicitly accommodating variability concerns. The identified variability modelling problems require further research for attaining better reuse capabilities.

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Software structure evolution and relation to subgraph defectiveness

Optical PUFs as physical root of trust for blockchain-driven applications

Agile Risk Management for Multi-Cloud Software Development

A Case Study of the Introduction of Game Design Techniques in Software Development

Comparative analysis of variability modelling approaches in component models

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Which battery model to use?

Agile methods in European embedded software development organisations: a survey on the actual use and usefulness of Extreme Programming and Scrum

Shaping human capital in software development teams: the case of mentoring enabled by semantics

Validation of web service compositions

Automated software test optimisation framework – an artificial bee colony optimisation-based approach