Object Oriented versus Ontology Oriented software reliability development
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- 1 September 2012
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
- p. 1-4
Abstract
Presently, reliability accomplishment in software systems has become essential to promote software maturity. Object-Oriented software development practices are being rapidly adopted to address reliability issues. In practice, though, current Object-Oriented software design techniques are still predominantly focused on regularity and efficiency. Therefore, an Ontology-Oriented software engineering methodology is stranded. This paper peruses the Ontology- Oriented software reliability (OnO-Reliability) development aligned with Object Oriented software reliability (OO-Reliability) development. In addition, some attributes related to process, product and resources have been identified, and respective procedural concerns for achieving reliability are examined. An evident concern has been resolute to reliability of Ontology-Oriented software systems enlargement over the Object Oriented software systems.Keywords
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