28 research outputs found
An Empirical Study of a Repeatable Method for Reengineering Procedural Software Systems to Object- Oriented Systems
This paper describes a repeatable method for reengineering a procedural
system to an object-oriented system. The method uses coupling metrics to assist a domain
expert in identifying candidate objects. An application of the method to a simple program
is given, and the effectiveness of the various coupling metrics are discussed. We perform
a detailed comparison of our repeatable method with an ad hoc, manual reengineering
effort based on the same procedural program. The repeatable method was found to be
effective for identifying objects. It produced code that was much smaller, more efficient,
and passed more regression tests than the ad hoc method. Analysis of object-oriented
metrics indicated both simpler code and less variability among classes for the repeatable
method
Re-engineering with reuse: a case study
This paper describes a case study in reuse and reengineering. A C based metrics system was re-engineered to C++ using standard reusable components and a design pattern
Risk Factors for Post-ERCP Pancreatitis: A Prospective Multicenter Study
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/75082/1/j.1572-0241.2006.00380.x.pd
The MBA as Careerist: An Analysis of Early-Career Job Change
This study examined the job changes of 680 early-career business school graduates. Although a number of anecdotal articles characterize MBAs as overly “careerist” and oriented toward job-hopping, little empirical research has focused on this issue. The research included a direct comparison of job-hopping behavior of MBAs with bachelor S degree graduates, taking into account a number of control variables, including demographic and economic variables. Results indicated that MBAs changed jobs less frequently than bachelor 5 degree graduates, even when a variety of other factors were controlled.Yeshttps://us.sagepub.com/en-us/nam/manuscript-submission-guideline
Information retrieval : Data structures & algorithms
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