Software Engineering第8版《软件工程》课后习题答案.doc

Software Engineering 8th edition Solutions to selected exercises These solutions are made available for instructional purposes only. They may only be distributed to students and it is a condition of distribution that they are only distributed by accredited instructors using ‘Software Engineering, 8th edition’ as a textbook.. The solutions may be made available to students on a password-protected intranet but must not be made available on a publicly-accessible WWW server.  Solutions to the exercises are organised by chapter and I have provided solutions for 6 or 7 exercises for each chapter in the book. In some cases, where the material is likely to be unfamiliar or where I have found students to have particular difficulties, a larger number of solutions are given. Overall, I have provided solutions for about 60% of the exercises. For exercises concerned with ethical issues, there are of course, no definitive solutions. For these exercises, I have included issues that might be addressed. However, the solutions here are simply indications of what might be expected from students attempting the exercises. Many of the exercises have been deliberately designed so that they may be adapted to local situations; therefore they are not specified in a rigid way. Instructors, therefore, may use these solutions as a guide but many other possible, equally valid, solutions may also be generated. There are still a small number of chapters where there are fewer than 6 solutions to exercises. These additional solutions will be available in the next release of this document in October 2006.  Chapter 1 Introduction Solutions provided for Exercises 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.6, 1.7 and 1.8. The essential difference is that in generic software product development, the specification is owned by the product developer. For custom product development, the specification is owned by the customer. Of course, there may be differences in development processes but this is not necessarily the case. For imp