DBMS Architecture—Still an Open Problem Theo Härder Database and Information Systems Dept. of Computer Science University of Kaiserslautern, Germany

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• Data
• Database
• SQL
• Query optimization
• Cursor
• Data model
• Book:Databases
• OpenLink ODBC Drivers
• Database management systems
• Data management
• Computing

Problem Architectures A Position Paper for the ICSE-17 Workshop on Architectures for Software Systems Michael Jackson 14 November 1994

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• Systems theory
• Problem frames approach
• Systems analysis
• Software development process
• Educational psychology
• Problem solving
• Frame
• Complexity
• Domain-specific language
• Software development
• Systems engineering
• Software

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Open Problem: Determine the ideal defining Sec4 (P3 × P3 × P3 ). (Here Sec4 (V ) means the closure of the union of 3-dimensional secant spaces determined by 4 points on V .) Reward: At the IMA workshop in March 2007, I

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• P3
• Proj construction
• Quintic function
• Mathematics
• Scheme theory
• Polynomials
• Honda P series

Problems, Subproblems and Concerns Position Paper submitted to Early Aspects 2004 Michael Jackson Abstract. Inevitably, aspect-oriented programming has focused on solutions; ‘early aspects’

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• Systems engineering
• Problem frames approach
• Systems analysis
• Aspect
• Requirement
• Dynamic programming
• Software development
• Software requirements
• Aspect-oriented software development

Requirements Engineering Conference 2004, Kyoto, Japan Composing Requirements Using Problem Frames Robin Laney, Leonor Barroca, Michael Jackson, Bashar Nuseibeh Dept. of Computing, The Open University,

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• Problem frames approach
• Systems analysis
• Models of computation
• Requirement
• Aspect-oriented software development
• Communications protocol
• Finite-state machine
• Software Requirements Specification
• Control theory
• Software development
• Software requirements
• Systems engineering

Proceedings of CEIRE98, Special Issue of Requirements Engineering Volume 3 Number 2, pages 73-78, A Discipline of Description (Keynote Talk) M. A. Jackson Independent Consultant

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• Systems engineering
• Problem frames approach
• Computability theory
• Systems theory
• Applied mathematics
• Systems science
• Software requirements
• Models of computation
• Requirement

Models and Strategies for Variants of the Job Shop Scheduling Problem Diarmuid Grimes1 and Emmanuel Hebrard2,3 1 3

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• Applied mathematics
• Mathematics
• Constraint programming
• Job shop scheduling
• Boolean satisfiability problem
• Open shop scheduling
• Scheduling
• Shifting bottleneck heuristic
• Operations research
• Theoretical computer science
• Mathematical optimization

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• Data
• Requirement
• Mathematical optimization
• Communications protocol
• Decomposition
• Software architecture
• Dependability
• Dantzig–Wolfe decomposition
• Problem frames approach
• Software development
• Software requirements
• Computing

Digital Textbooks: Emerging Trends and Practices Erik Born, GSR, German If there were a Frequently Asked Questions for classroom instructors faced with the problem of integrating technology into the foreign language clas

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• Textbooks
• Educational technology
• CourseSmart
• Digital textbook
• Open educational resources
• Japanese history textbook controversies
• Flexbook
• E-learning
• Kno
• Education
• Open content
• Educational psychology