A three-level component model in component based software development

Component-Based Software Development

Component-based software development (CBSD) or component-based software engineering (CBSE) is concerned with the assembly of pre-existing software components into larger pieces of software. Underlying this process is the notion that software components are written in such a way that they provide functions common to many different systems. Borrowing ideas from hardware components, the goal of CB...

Component-Based Software Development

Component-based software development (CBSD) strives to achieve a set of pre-built, standardized software components available to fit a specific architectural style for some application domain; the application is then assembled using these components. Component-based software reusability will be at the forefront of software development technology in the next few years. This paper describes a sof...

Reusability in Component Based Development Process Model in Software Development

Sоftware reuse, or component-based development is regarded as one оf thе most important sоftware technologies іn order to reduce lead times, іncrease functionality, and reduce costs. Thе concept оf component-based development (CBD) is widely used іn sоftware (SW) development. CBD facilitates reuse оf thе existіng components with thе new ones. Thе well known architectures оf CBD are ActiveX, com...

Architecture-Centric Component-Based Development Needs a Three-Level ADL

Architecture-centric, component-based development intensively reuses components from repositories. Such development processes produce architecture definitions, using architecture description languages (Adls). This paper proposes a three step process. Architecture specifications first capture abstract and ideal architectures imagined by architects to meet requirements. Specifications do not desc...

Course: Component-Based Software Development