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Submitting a New Technology Description

Thank you for your interest in becoming an author for the Software Technology Review!

Potential topics are listed below. If you are interested in writing a technology description on any of these or on another topic, please send mail to str@sei.cmu.edu and review Guidelines for Authoring a Technology Description.

Potential Topics for the Software Technology Review

	Agents/Agent-Based Computing
	Algebraic Specification Method
	AI/Expert Systems
	ATM
	Bindings
	Bowles Metrics
	C Programming Language
	C++ Programming Language
	COCOMO Method
	Collaboration Technologies
	Common LISP Object System (CLOS) Programming Language
	Comparative/Taxonomic Modeling
	Computer-Human Interface Technology
	Configuration Management
	Data Complexity
	Data Fusion
	Data Integrity
	Data Mining
	Data Warehousing
	Design Complexity
	Dynamic Languages
	Dynamic Simulation
	Eiffel Programming Language
	Electronic Encryption Key Distribution
	Encryption
	End-to-End Encryption
	Entity-Relationship Modeling
	Essential Complexity
	Essential Systems Analysis
	European Computer Manufacturers Association Reference Model [ECMA]
	Fault Tolerant Computing
	File Server Software Architecture
	Finite State Automata
	Formal Methods
	Functional Decomposition
	Henry and Kafura Metrics
	HTML Programming Language
	Interface Definition Language
	Joint Technical Architecture (JTA)
	Legacy Systems Migration/Evolution
	Ligier Metrics
	LISP Programming Language
	Mediators
	Model Checking
	Motif User Interface Language (UIL)
	MSSI (NSA)
	Multimedia
	Network Auditing Techniques
	Network Security Guards
	Network Simulation
	Neural Networks
	Object-Oriented Analysis^*
	Object-Oriented Database^*
	Object-Oriented Design^*

	Object-Oriented Programming Language^*
	Object Pascal Programming Language
	Objective C Programming Language
	OSI
	Parallel Processing Software Architecture
	Peer Reviews
	PERL Programming Language
	POSIX
	Probabilistic Automata
	Program Slicing
	Program Understanding
	Project Support Environment Reference Model (PSERM)
	Public Key Cryptography
	Rationale Capture Overview
	Real-Time Computing
	Real-Time Operating Systems
	Redundant Test Case Elimination
	Regression Testing Techniques
	Relational DBMS
	Remote Data Access (RDA)
	Representation and Maintenance of Process Knowledge Method
	Resolution-Based Theorem Proving
	Risk Management
	Security (Guards, Compartmented Mode Workstations)
	Session-Based Technology
	Simula Programming Language
	Smalltalk Programming Language
	Software Architecture Overview
	Software Generation Systems
	Software Reliability Modeling and Analysis
	Software Reuse
	Specification Construction Techniques
	SQL
	Statistical Test Plan Generation and Coverage Analysis Techniques
	Stochastic Methods
	Structured Analysis and Design
	Systems Engineering Tools
	TCL Programming Language
	TCP/IP
	Test and Analysis Tool Generation
	Test Case Generation
	Test Data Generation by Chaining
	Testing Technologies Overview
	Troy and Zweben Metric
	Trusted Computing Base
	Virtual Reality
	Visual Programming Techniques
	X.25
	Web-Based Computing/Software Development
	Web Security
	Window Managers
	Wrappers

^*Technology description currently exists, but needs to be substantially rewritten/expanded.

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