Open Source and Closed Source Software Development Methodologies
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Potdar, Vidyasagar
Chang, Elizabeth
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2004Type
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Potdar, Vidyasagar and Chang, Elizabeth. 2004. Open source and closed source software development methodologies, in Feller, J. and Fitzgeralg, B. and Hissam, S. and Lakhani, K. (ed), ICSE 2004: Twenty Sixth International Conference on Software Engineering (with) Collaboration Conflict and Control: Proceedings of the Fourth Workshop on Open Source Software Engineering, May 1 2004, pp. 105-109. Edinburgh, Scotland: IEE The Institution of Electrical Engineers.
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ICSE 2004: Twenty Sixth International Conference on Software Engineering (with) Collaboration Conflict and Control: Proceedings of the Fourth Workshop on Open Source Software Engineering
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ICSE 2004: Twenty Sixth International Conference on Software Engineering (with) Collaboration Conflict and Control: Proceedings of the Fourth Workshop on Open Source Software Engineering
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Curtin Business School
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CBS - Faculty Office
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Copyright © 2004 The Institution of Electrical Engineers
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Open source software development represents a fundamentally new concept in the field of software engineering. Open source development and delivery occurs over the Internet. Developers are not confined to a geographic area. They work voluntarily on a project of their choice. As new requirements emerge, the software is enhanced bv the user/developers. In this paper we show a comparative study of open source and closed source software development approaches and present a software life cycle model for open source software development.
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