The Engineering and Manufacture of Software-based Products

The practices of software development are facing potentially dramatic change. A product line approach will remain relevant by accommodating emerging techniques, such as the capabilities of generative AI (artificial intelligence). This tutorial surveys the content of a draft book [1] that presents such an approach, built on the concept of a product family, for the systematic development of software-based products.

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2025-08-30
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3744915.3749148
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Digital Rights Management and Security
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The Engineering and Manufacture of Software-based Products

G.H. Campbell
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The Engineering and Manufacture of Software-based Products

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Abstract

The practices of software development are facing potentially dramatic change. A product line approach will remain relevant by accommodating emerging techniques, such as the capabilities of generative AI (artificial intelligence). This tutorial surveys the content of a draft book [1] that presents such an approach, built on the concept of a product family, for the systematic development of software-based products.

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