Two Synthesis Applications: Boeing/Navy/STARS Flight Training Systems and Command and Control Systems
1994 · National Technical Information Service (via FedFlix)
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Department of Defense Sponsored by Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Arlington, VA. Virginia Center of Excellence for Software Reuse and Technology Transfer, Herndon. Two Synthesis Applications: Boeing/Navy/STARS Flight Training Systems and Command and Control Systems. - Multimedia. NTIS Price: $66.00 Your Price: $0.00 AVA19907-VNB1 K.C. King presents the Boeing/Navy/STARS demonstration of the Consortium's Synthesis methodology for software reuse on Navy Flight Training Systems. Synthesis is the foundation for an approach being used by Boeing and a U.S. Navy/STARS team to develop sof ...