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OBJECTIVES OF SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

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While developing software we should remember these points in mind, to develop highly recommended software: MAINTAINABILITY: Software is should be maintainable, in the market whenever we launch a new product then the customer will buy it only if it is easy to maintain. That is also a reason why people are using drag & dropping website builders in place of coding, it's only because they found it easy to maintain a website using WordPress, Joomla, ghost, etc. INTEROPERABILITY: Two or more functional units can process data cooperatively when we are dealing with large projects which have integration between different components of a system where the need for interoperability is very high. CORRECTNESS: Customers want an error or bug-free software that processes a user's request in a very fast way and fulfill all of the user's requirements. RELIABILITY: Software should be reliable, it means that the software which a customer buys with their hard-earned money makes the life of ...

OBJECTIVES OF SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

  OBJECTIVES OF SOFTWARE ENGINEERING OBJECTIVES OF SOFTWARE ENGINEERING While developing software we should remember these points in mind, to develop highly recommended software: MAINTAINABILITY: Software is should be maintainable, in the market whenever we launch a new product then the customer will buy it only if it is easy to maintain. That is also a reason why people are using drag & dropping website builders in place of coding, it’s only because they found it easy to maintain a website using WordPress, Joomla, ghost, etc. INTEROPERABILITY: It is the ability of two or more functional units to process data cooperatively, when we are dealing with large projects which have integration between different components of a system there the need for interoperability is very high. CORRECTNESS: Customers want an error or bug-free software that processes a user’s request in a very fast way and fulfill all of the user’s requirements. RELIABILITY: Software should be reliable...