SEBoK Introduction
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Knowledge Areas In Part 1
- Part 1: SEBoK 0.5 Introduction
- Context and Purpose of the SEBoK
- Scope of the SEBoK
- SE and Other Engineering Disciplines
- A Short History of SE: Challenge and Response
- Key SE Principles and Practices
- Origins of the SEBoK
- SEBoK Users and Uses
- Another Scope Dimension: Domain-Independent Knowledge
- Intertwined Disciplines and the SEBoK
- Scope and Guidance for the Construction of the SEBoK
- Structure of SEBoK version 0.5
- Next Steps
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