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- Emilia Mendes, Nile Mosley:
Web Engineering. Springer 2006, ISBN 978-3-540-28196-2 - Emilia Mendes, Nile Mosley, Steve Counsell:
The Need for Web Engineering: An Introduction. 1-27 - Emilia Mendes, Nile Mosley, Steve Counsell:
Web Effort Estimation. 29-73 - Emilia Mendes, Barbara A. Kitchenham
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Web Productivity Measurement and Benchmarking. 75-106 - Luis Olsina, Guillermo J. Covella, Gustavo Rossi:
Web Quality. 109-142 - Maristella Matera, Francesca Rizzo, Giovanni Toffetti Carughi:
Web Usability: Principles and Evaluation Methods. 143-180 - Mauro Andreolini, Michele Colajanni, Riccardo Lancellotti:
Web System Reliability and Performance. 181-218 - Giuseppe A. Di Lucca, Anna Rita Fasolino:
Web Application Testing. 219-260 - Khaled El Emam:
An Overview of Process Improvement in Small Settings. 261-275 - Oscar Pastor, Joan Fons, Vicente Pelechano, Silvia Abrahão:
Conceptual Modelling of Web Applications: The OOWS Approach. 277-302 - Gustavo Rossi, Daniel Schwabe:
Model-Based Web Application Development. 303-333 - Luciano Baresi, Sebastiano Colazzo, Luca Mainetti, Sandro Morasca:
W2000: A Modelling Notation for Complex Web Applications. 335-364 - Katrina Maxwell:
What You Need To Know About Statistics. 365-408 - Claes Wohlin, Martin Höst, Kennet Henningsson:
Empirical Research Methods in Web and Software Engineering. 409-430
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