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MOOSE: A method designed for ease of maintenance order to minimise the effects of change. These qualities can be provided by the Object Oriented paradigm. This paper describes the current work on a Method for Object Oriented Software Engineering (MOOSE) that has ease of maintenance and re-use as primary design objectives. A prototype CASE tool to

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Changing Programming Paradigm — An Empirical Investigationates programmers changing from imperative to object-oriented programming. This is achieved by comparing code samples from the new and experienced object-oriented programmers. Each sample is presented to a tool which makes a number of automatic measurements. The comparison has revealed large style di

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Application-Oriented Methods for Systems Development — A Reviewn to be attractive. This paper discusses the development of computer applications using methods and tools which in some way reflect the nature of the underlying applications. It identifies the objectives of such an approach, and discusses work carried out in the health-care domain, including the HEA