'Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)'
Doi
Abstract
Process-centered Software Engineering Environments, or PSEEs, are intended for the definition,
modification, and enactment of software process models; they thus bring software development processes into effect. Even though research efforts in process-centered software
engineering abound, PSEE technology has not received the attention that it deserves. In order to create a concise but effective and practically applicable evaluation framework for
PSEEs, this paper first presents a survey of PSEEs and highlights the current state of the art of the technology. The PSEEs which have been reviewed herein have been regarded
as software systems, and as such, have been characterized in terms of their requirements. After providing a conceptual critique of the scope and nature of conventional PSEEs, a detailed criteria-based evaluation of a select set of several recent PSEEs has been conducted. The evaluation criteria have been derived from PSEE requirements and the results of the critique, and have then been refined and evolved into the final criterion set
