The document discusses FOSS (Free Open Source Software) for web designing. It defines FOSS and lists 10 criteria that the distribution terms of open-source software must comply with, such as allowing free redistribution, distribution of source code, allowing derivatives, and not restricting use based on field of endeavor or type of software. It then briefly mentions examining Tripod.com as an example of a FOSS for web site designing.
This document discusses open source software and business intelligence software. It provides an overview of open source licensing, the costs and benefits of open source, and barriers to adoption. It also examines open source business intelligence vendors and includes an example financial analysis comparing open source and proprietary options.
An open source license is a copyright license for software that allows users to modify and redistribute the source code without paying the original author. Popular open source licenses include the Apache License 2.0, BSD licenses, GPL, and LGPL. Open source licenses must allow free redistribution, access to source code, creation of derived works, protect integrity of source code, and cannot discriminate or restrict use based on person, field of use, or technology.
Deepak Kumar Punia is a software testing professional with over 2.5 years of experience in manual and automation testing. He has expertise in test planning, design, execution, defect reporting and tracking. He is currently working as a Test Engineer at Extra marks Education India Private Limited. He has strong skills in Selenium, Java, TestNG and experience automating tests and performing cross-browser, data-driven and parallel testing. He is ISTQB certified at the Foundation Level and has worked on various mobile and web application testing projects.
OESF Authorized Training Course official textbook
Course: Android Application Development Basic
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Course: Android Application Development Advanced
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Language: English
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The document describes a proposed system called Code-a-Maze that aims to obfuscate source code through various transformations to deter software reverse engineering. Code-a-Maze works by taking source code as input and applying different obfuscation techniques depending on the path taken through an abstract "maze" represented by the code. The transformations include pointless allocation and deallocation of memory, insertion of dummy method calls, addition of bogus code and trampoline functions, flipping of conditional branches, and modification of variable and function names. The goal is to complicate the code and transfer control flow in unpredictable ways, making it difficult for attackers to analyze the code without affecting its functionality or performance.
This document discusses open source software and business intelligence software. It provides an overview of open source licensing, the costs and benefits of open source, and barriers to adoption. It also examines open source business intelligence vendors and includes an example financial analysis comparing open source and proprietary options.
An open source license is a copyright license for software that allows users to modify and redistribute the source code without paying the original author. Popular open source licenses include the Apache License 2.0, BSD licenses, GPL, and LGPL. Open source licenses must allow free redistribution, access to source code, creation of derived works, protect integrity of source code, and cannot discriminate or restrict use based on person, field of use, or technology.
Deepak Kumar Punia is a software testing professional with over 2.5 years of experience in manual and automation testing. He has expertise in test planning, design, execution, defect reporting and tracking. He is currently working as a Test Engineer at Extra marks Education India Private Limited. He has strong skills in Selenium, Java, TestNG and experience automating tests and performing cross-browser, data-driven and parallel testing. He is ISTQB certified at the Foundation Level and has worked on various mobile and web application testing projects.
OESF Authorized Training Course official textbook
Course: Android Application Development Basic
FULL VERSION
Language: English
Contributed by
Created by: UL Systems Inc.
Edited by: Leading Edge Co.,Ltd.
Translated by: ISB Vietnam Co.,Ltd.
[Attention!]
This textbook is licensed under the Creative Commons License BY-NC-SA 4.0. It is prohibited to use this material for commercial use otherwise you are OESF member or OESF education consortium member.
OESF Authorized Training Course official textbook
Course: Android Application Development Advanced
FULL VERSION
Language: English
Contributed by
Created by: TOPGATE Inc.
Edited by: ISB Vietnam Co.,Ltd.
[Attention!]
This textbook is licensed under the Creative Commons License BY-NC-SA 4.0. It is prohibited to use this material for commercial use otherwise you are OESF member or OESF education consortium member.
The document describes a proposed system called Code-a-Maze that aims to obfuscate source code through various transformations to deter software reverse engineering. Code-a-Maze works by taking source code as input and applying different obfuscation techniques depending on the path taken through an abstract "maze" represented by the code. The transformations include pointless allocation and deallocation of memory, insertion of dummy method calls, addition of bogus code and trampoline functions, flipping of conditional branches, and modification of variable and function names. The goal is to complicate the code and transfer control flow in unpredictable ways, making it difficult for attackers to analyze the code without affecting its functionality or performance.
This book provides an overview of network programming concepts as they relate to the C# programming language. It covers the basics of network programming, IP programming, and the C# network classes. The book then discusses various network layer programming topics like connection-oriented and connectionless sockets. It includes examples of application layer network programming using protocols like ICMP, SNMP, SMTP, HTTP and Active Directory. The book aims to help C# programmers learn how to incorporate network features into their applications.
OpenChain, the ISO standard, defines effective open source compliance. This slide deck aims to let people get familiar with OpenChain specification from scratch.
The document is the user's guide for Autodesk's Toxik software. It lists various third-party software credits and attributions, acknowledging the copyrights and licenses of the different components used in Toxik. It provides credits for software related to installation, graphics, animation, modeling, and programming.
Open source is a program in which the source code is available to the general public for use and/or modification from its original design free of cost.
Open source software are the once whose licenses are not restrictive and if gives us the freedom to use the program for any purpose, modify it and distribute it for further use without having to pay for it.
The document provides details about the candidate's career objective, professional experience, technical skills, qualifications, and personal details. The candidate has over 4 years of experience in software testing and has worked on several projects as a test engineer. He has expertise in test automation using Selenium and experience testing both web and mobile applications.
This session will present the 2 new projects initiated by HP around Open Source Governance:
● FOSSBazaar is a community Web site gathering all type of information around Open Source Governance (Policy examples, Workflow models, White Papers, Blogs of experts, References to related projects, ...)
● FOSSology is a tool helping in the evaluation of Open Source licenses really used in projects by doing code analysis, and pattern matching searches in it and reporting what had been found. A video of the Fossology Project Lead, Bob Gobeille, will be made extra for the fOSSa event.
Open Source software can be found everywhere, from WiFi routers to the largest web sites on the Internet. This presentation looks at how it all got started and what it can mean for you.
El documento describe la importancia de la innovación como estrategia de formación y cambio en la educación. Explica que la innovación requiere interrelacionarse, solucionar problemas y adquirir nuevos conocimientos de forma colaborativa. También destaca la necesidad de cambiar la cultura de las instituciones educativas hacia una cultura de colaboración, compromiso y mejora continua mediante el desarrollo profesional docente y los grupos de trabajo. Finalmente, analiza diferentes tipos de agrupamiento docente y posturas frente a la innovación.
The document discusses the University of San Diego's e-waste recycling program. It began in 2011 as a way to address the growing problem of e-waste and provide environmental education. Since then, the program has collected nearly 200,000 pounds of e-waste, helping to keep hazardous materials out of landfills while generating revenue through resale of usable items. The program provides hands-on learning for students and helps promote sustainability on campus and in the local community.
Practical ways using technologies for the visually impairedGitaSahadeo64
This document discusses various technologies that can assist visually impaired students in the classroom, including magnifiers, video magnifiers, screen magnification software, e-text with auditory support or tracking, tactile graphics, braille displays, braille translation software, and electronic braille note takers. It provides details on how each technology works and its benefits. The goal is to help visually impaired students learn by making educational materials accessible in the classroom through different assistive technologies.
The document discusses various aspects of e-commerce including opportunities it provides companies, strategies for success, designing effective websites, ensuring privacy and security, and approaches for launching an e-commerce effort. It notes that e-commerce allows companies to increase revenues, expand globally, operate 24/7, enhance customer service, educate customers, lower costs, and track sales. Developing relationships and measuring success are also important.
This document discusses the importance of creating a literate environment for early readers. It explains that a literate environment exposes students to engaging texts and instructional practices that develop their reading, writing, and critical thinking skills. The document also provides examples of how one teacher gets to know her students, selects appropriate books to match their abilities, and teaches literacy strategies through lessons like KWL charts. The goal is for students to become independent and strategic readers.
This document discusses tithing and giving to the church. It provides statistics on the percentage of people who tithe in the US and around the world. It also includes biblical passages from Malachi calling Christians not to rob God by withholding their tithes. The document outlines three principles: 1) Robbing God through not tithing robs the community. 2) Restoring one's heart to God through tithing restores their offering. 3) Being blessed by God through tithing in turn blesses others.
The document announces an upcoming retina conference called the Retina World Congress that will take place in Fort Lauderdale, Florida from February 23 to 26, 2017. It provides an agenda of topics to be covered including innovative retina surgery techniques, the latest imaging technology, and updates in medical retina. Information is given on early bird registration pricing before September 15, 2016 and contact details are provided for more information.
The document discusses the benefits of meditation for reducing stress and anxiety. Regular meditation practice can help calm the mind and body by lowering heart rate and blood pressure. Making meditation a part of a daily routine, even if just 10-15 minutes per day, can have mental and physical health benefits over time by reducing stress levels and promoting relaxation.
El documento presenta varios dilemas éticos que pueden enfrentar los ingenieros en su práctica profesional. Explora temas como los conflictos entre lealtad a la empresa, responsabilidad social y ambiental. También discute la responsabilidad de los ingenieros para prevenir desastres tecnológicos y cómo deben tomar decisiones que consideren el impacto en la sociedad. El documento ofrece diferentes enfoques éticos como utilitarismo, deontología y virtudes para evaluar opciones ante dilemas.
Amigos, existe Planilha para Acompanhamento Diário de Projetos/Obras que mostra de forma prática e detalhada o andamento de cada atividade do Projeto e traz em sua capa um resumo global, comparando o tempo planejado com o tempo efetivo.
Por ser feita de forma simples, é possível ser preenchida por pessoas com conhecimento básico no Excel
Link para download:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/99838364/RAP%20-%20Relatorio%20de%20Acompanhamento%20de%20Projeto.xlsm
Benefícios:
Redução de Custo
Maior assertividade em projetos futuros
Evidencia atividades não planejadas
Mostra o tempo ocioso
Eficiência da mão de obra
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help boost feelings of calmness, happiness and focus.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This book provides an overview of network programming concepts as they relate to the C# programming language. It covers the basics of network programming, IP programming, and the C# network classes. The book then discusses various network layer programming topics like connection-oriented and connectionless sockets. It includes examples of application layer network programming using protocols like ICMP, SNMP, SMTP, HTTP and Active Directory. The book aims to help C# programmers learn how to incorporate network features into their applications.
OpenChain, the ISO standard, defines effective open source compliance. This slide deck aims to let people get familiar with OpenChain specification from scratch.
The document is the user's guide for Autodesk's Toxik software. It lists various third-party software credits and attributions, acknowledging the copyrights and licenses of the different components used in Toxik. It provides credits for software related to installation, graphics, animation, modeling, and programming.
Open source is a program in which the source code is available to the general public for use and/or modification from its original design free of cost.
Open source software are the once whose licenses are not restrictive and if gives us the freedom to use the program for any purpose, modify it and distribute it for further use without having to pay for it.
The document provides details about the candidate's career objective, professional experience, technical skills, qualifications, and personal details. The candidate has over 4 years of experience in software testing and has worked on several projects as a test engineer. He has expertise in test automation using Selenium and experience testing both web and mobile applications.
This session will present the 2 new projects initiated by HP around Open Source Governance:
● FOSSBazaar is a community Web site gathering all type of information around Open Source Governance (Policy examples, Workflow models, White Papers, Blogs of experts, References to related projects, ...)
● FOSSology is a tool helping in the evaluation of Open Source licenses really used in projects by doing code analysis, and pattern matching searches in it and reporting what had been found. A video of the Fossology Project Lead, Bob Gobeille, will be made extra for the fOSSa event.
Open Source software can be found everywhere, from WiFi routers to the largest web sites on the Internet. This presentation looks at how it all got started and what it can mean for you.
El documento describe la importancia de la innovación como estrategia de formación y cambio en la educación. Explica que la innovación requiere interrelacionarse, solucionar problemas y adquirir nuevos conocimientos de forma colaborativa. También destaca la necesidad de cambiar la cultura de las instituciones educativas hacia una cultura de colaboración, compromiso y mejora continua mediante el desarrollo profesional docente y los grupos de trabajo. Finalmente, analiza diferentes tipos de agrupamiento docente y posturas frente a la innovación.
The document discusses the University of San Diego's e-waste recycling program. It began in 2011 as a way to address the growing problem of e-waste and provide environmental education. Since then, the program has collected nearly 200,000 pounds of e-waste, helping to keep hazardous materials out of landfills while generating revenue through resale of usable items. The program provides hands-on learning for students and helps promote sustainability on campus and in the local community.
Practical ways using technologies for the visually impairedGitaSahadeo64
This document discusses various technologies that can assist visually impaired students in the classroom, including magnifiers, video magnifiers, screen magnification software, e-text with auditory support or tracking, tactile graphics, braille displays, braille translation software, and electronic braille note takers. It provides details on how each technology works and its benefits. The goal is to help visually impaired students learn by making educational materials accessible in the classroom through different assistive technologies.
The document discusses various aspects of e-commerce including opportunities it provides companies, strategies for success, designing effective websites, ensuring privacy and security, and approaches for launching an e-commerce effort. It notes that e-commerce allows companies to increase revenues, expand globally, operate 24/7, enhance customer service, educate customers, lower costs, and track sales. Developing relationships and measuring success are also important.
This document discusses the importance of creating a literate environment for early readers. It explains that a literate environment exposes students to engaging texts and instructional practices that develop their reading, writing, and critical thinking skills. The document also provides examples of how one teacher gets to know her students, selects appropriate books to match their abilities, and teaches literacy strategies through lessons like KWL charts. The goal is for students to become independent and strategic readers.
This document discusses tithing and giving to the church. It provides statistics on the percentage of people who tithe in the US and around the world. It also includes biblical passages from Malachi calling Christians not to rob God by withholding their tithes. The document outlines three principles: 1) Robbing God through not tithing robs the community. 2) Restoring one's heart to God through tithing restores their offering. 3) Being blessed by God through tithing in turn blesses others.
The document announces an upcoming retina conference called the Retina World Congress that will take place in Fort Lauderdale, Florida from February 23 to 26, 2017. It provides an agenda of topics to be covered including innovative retina surgery techniques, the latest imaging technology, and updates in medical retina. Information is given on early bird registration pricing before September 15, 2016 and contact details are provided for more information.
The document discusses the benefits of meditation for reducing stress and anxiety. Regular meditation practice can help calm the mind and body by lowering heart rate and blood pressure. Making meditation a part of a daily routine, even if just 10-15 minutes per day, can have mental and physical health benefits over time by reducing stress levels and promoting relaxation.
El documento presenta varios dilemas éticos que pueden enfrentar los ingenieros en su práctica profesional. Explora temas como los conflictos entre lealtad a la empresa, responsabilidad social y ambiental. También discute la responsabilidad de los ingenieros para prevenir desastres tecnológicos y cómo deben tomar decisiones que consideren el impacto en la sociedad. El documento ofrece diferentes enfoques éticos como utilitarismo, deontología y virtudes para evaluar opciones ante dilemas.
Amigos, existe Planilha para Acompanhamento Diário de Projetos/Obras que mostra de forma prática e detalhada o andamento de cada atividade do Projeto e traz em sua capa um resumo global, comparando o tempo planejado com o tempo efetivo.
Por ser feita de forma simples, é possível ser preenchida por pessoas com conhecimento básico no Excel
Link para download:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/99838364/RAP%20-%20Relatorio%20de%20Acompanhamento%20de%20Projeto.xlsm
Benefícios:
Redução de Custo
Maior assertividade em projetos futuros
Evidencia atividades não planejadas
Mostra o tempo ocioso
Eficiência da mão de obra
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help boost feelings of calmness, happiness and focus.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Green products are defined as products that are non-toxic, energy and water efficient, and cause no harm to people or the environment. Examples include fruits and vegetables from local farms that have a low carbon footprint. Green products include food, cleaning products, renewable energy sources, and more. They provide advantages such as improved health and safety, environmental protection, cost savings, and job creation. However, green products can also be more expensive initially and lack widespread business support. The document concludes that enhancing low carbon products and green services is necessary to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase economic efficiency.
This document discusses different types of risks and strategies for managing risk. It begins by stating that all of life involves some degree of risk whenever the outcome is uncertain. It then describes five types of risks: risks that are not yours to take, unnecessary risks, risks you can afford to take, risks you cannot afford to take, and risks you can't afford not to take. Throughout, it provides advice on how to analyze risks, consider worst-case scenarios, have backup plans, and take intelligent risks to achieve success while avoiding risks that are too large. The overall message is that while life involves risks, being aware of different types of risks and carefully considering potential outcomes can help people make better decisions and minimize avoidable risks.
Pavan Kumar is seeking a responsible position in a dynamic environment where he can learn and utilize his knowledge. He has work experience as a graduate apprentice trainee at Bharat Electronics Limited from 2016 to present. His responsibilities included using CATIA V5, AutoCAD, and SAP PLM. He has skills in CAD software, MS Office, and has done academic projects on an intelligent reverse braking system and a semi-automatic hydraulic press. Pavan has a B.E. in Mechanical Engineering from Saptagiri College of Engineering and a diploma in Mechanical from Raman Polytechnic. He is looking to further his career and development.
El documento describe la diferencia entre pacientes conscientes e inconscientes. Los pacientes conscientes pueden entender lo que ocurre a su alrededor, mientras que los inconscientes no pueden responder a estímulos o órdenes verbales. También discute la escala de coma de Glasgow y los exámenes necesarios para evaluar el estado neurológico y determinar la muerte cerebral.
The document discusses open source GIS software as an alternative to proprietary GIS software. It defines what open source means, including allowing free redistribution, access to source code, allowing modifications, and non-discrimination. It also discusses concerns about open source adoption in government. However, it argues that open source GIS software can meet requirements for fitness of purpose, value for money, and low risk. Choosing sustainable open source projects with large user bases can help minimize risks. Open source GIS software is now mature and interoperable enough to consider for commercial use.
The document discusses Enthought Deployment Manager (EDM), a tool for delivering scientific software applications and environments. EDM allows developers to quickly iterate on solutions and have confidence their code will work for end users. It supports all phases of software development and deployment, from initial ideas to delivering finished applications. EDM code is licensed under BSD terms unless otherwise specified. The software also contains Microsoft Visual C/C++ redistributable binaries, which are governed by the Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2019 license agreement.
This document provides information about open source software including definitions, history, licenses, examples of leading open source projects, and comparisons to other software types. It discusses the open standard requirements for technologies to be considered open source and defines the key aspects of open source licenses including free redistribution, availability of source code, ability to create derivative works, and non-discrimination terms. The document also outlines some pros and cons of the open source model.
Open Software Solutions (OSS) is a software program with the source code that allows programmers to check, moderate, and update anytime from anywhere. OSS also comes with certain requirements, which if not properly followed can lead to legal, operational and security issues. To keep organizations out of OSS-related issues, Deloitte leverages a tool that helps to analyze source code and build a standard process to enhance OSS management. Click on the link to learn how Deloitte can help organizations to manage and utilize OSS in an appropriate manner.
Open source software refers to software that is available in source code form and can be freely used, modified, and shared under an open source license. Some key characteristics of open source software include:
1) The source code is freely available.
2) Anyone can modify and distribute the source code or copies of the original software.
3) It does not discriminate against persons, groups, fields of endeavor, or types of software distributed along with it.
The document discusses several principles of Linux and open source philosophy:
1. Know your system and define its role to better protect it from threats. Apply security measures like password policies and software patching.
2. Use least amount of privilege by removing unneeded components and limiting access using a "deny unless" strategy. Only allow necessary access.
3. Perform defense in depth by applying multiple security layers like firewalls and software hardening to make compromising the system more difficult.
4. Understand potential threats through vulnerability scanning and risk analysis to best protect the system. Detection methods are also important to identify breaches quickly.
This document discusses legal and other issues related to using open source software. It defines key terms like proprietary software, open source software, and freeware. Both proprietary and open source software have advantages and disadvantages to consider. When sharing or procuring software within the Commonwealth, open source licenses and ownership of the software must be reviewed. A best value analysis is required for procurement to assess risks and benefits of different software options. Resources for comparing open source licenses and the Commonwealth's IT policies are provided.
Open source technology allows anyone to access, modify, and share source code for free. Examples of open source software include 7-Zip, Blender, Eclipse, GIMP, Inkscape, Mozilla Firefox, and Mozilla Thunderbird. Open source software has advantages like low or no cost, accessibility of source code, community improvements, and adherence to open standards. However, it also lacks proprietary software benefits like bundled products and the inability to modify source code. Overall, open source provides reliability, stability, auditability, flexibility, and accountability at a lower cost compared to proprietary alternatives.
Types of software, advantages and disadvantagesRocket11986
This document defines and compares different types of software:
- Packaged software is pre-made software that is often bundled together, like Microsoft Office. It has advantages like being cheaper and faster to implement than custom software but disadvantages like including unused features.
- Custom software is designed specifically for a user's needs but is more expensive and time-consuming to develop.
- Open source software allows anyone to view and modify its code for benefits like improved security, but it can lack user-friendliness.
- Shareware and freeware are free or low-cost but offer fewer features than paid alternatives and may include unwanted downloads. Public domain software is similar to freeware in being free but also lacks robust security capabilities.
The document discusses the challenges of managing open source software at scale and introduces the Black Duck Suite as a solution. It summarizes the evolution of software development, the promises and challenges of open source, and risks of unmanaged code. The Black Duck Suite helps manage risks through an automated workflow that integrates with development tools to enable multi-source development across the application lifecycle. It addresses management, compliance, and security challenges.
This document summarizes legal and other issues related to the use of open source software. It defines key terms like proprietary software, open source software, and freeware. It discusses and compares licensing terms for proprietary vs open source software. It notes advantages and disadvantages of each for procurement purposes. It provides guidance on sharing software within the Commonwealth while complying with licensing terms. It emphasizes the importance of conducting best value procurement that considers technical, legal and business factors for both proprietary and open source options.
This document summarizes legal and other issues related to the use of open source software. It defines key terms like proprietary software, open source software, and freeware. It discusses and compares licensing terms for proprietary vs open source software. It notes advantages and disadvantages of each for issues like cost, modifications, standards, and support. It provides guidance on sharing and procuring software following best value practices in Massachusetts.
This document defines and compares different types of software licensing models:
- Retail software is sold in stores with manuals and expensive packaging, making it generally more expensive than downloadable versions.
- OEM software is sold by manufacturers bundled with hardware at a reduced price without manuals.
- Shareware and freeware can be downloaded and tested for free with limitations or ads if not purchased.
- Demo software only demonstrates program capabilities and requires purchase for full use.
- Adware and spyware use ads or collect user data without consent.
A primer on adapting open source software to an IT service organization. Focuses on how open source licenses are different and how it may affect your business model and intellectual property.
This document defines FOSS (Free and Open Source Software) and discusses its benefits over proprietary software. It begins by defining the different types of software development, including proprietary, in-house, and FOSS. FOSS is software that is freely available with source code and can be modified and redistributed without restrictions. The document then discusses the history and background of FOSS, provides examples of FOSS equivalents to popular proprietary software, and outlines several key strengths of FOSS including low costs, ability to modify for local needs, user-driven innovation, reliability, and security. In healthcare, examples of FOSS include OpenMRS for EMR systems and iPath for telehealth.
This document provides instructions for installing and using a fax driver for sending faxes directly from a Windows computer. It discusses the printer controller role, PC-FAX operation flow, compatible operating systems, and connection methods. The bulk of the document focuses on installing the fax driver, including using an automatic installer or the Add Printer Wizard. It also covers settings needed for the machine and includes licensing information.
This document discusses software engineering and software testing. Software engineering is concerned with developing large software through applying engineering principles. The challenge is to produce high quality software within budget and schedule constraints. Software testing is the process of finding errors in software and involves both manual and automated testing. Different types of testing include unit, integration, system, and acceptance testing. The goal of testing is to uncover defects early and reduce costs.
The document discusses different types of computer hardware, software, and the relationship between them. It defines hardware as the physical computing equipment, and software as the set of instructions that tell the computer what to do. It then summarizes different categories of software including system software, application software, open source software, closed source software, free software, and shareware.
This document provides a checklist of secure coding practices for software developers. It covers topics such as input validation, output encoding, authentication, session management, access control, cryptography, error handling, data protection, and general coding practices. Implementing the practices in this checklist can help mitigate common software vulnerabilities and security issues. The document recommends defining security roles and responsibilities, providing training, and following a secure software development lifecycle model.
The document summarizes a debate on open source versus proprietary software. It discusses definitions of open source software, popular open source licenses, and advantages of open source such as customizability, security, and lower costs. Open source is gaining adoption in government and enterprise due to benefits like avoiding vendor lock-in, lower costs, and higher quality from community contributions. Surveys find increasing enterprise adoption rates, with over 50% of new software to be open source in the next 5 years. Microsoft is also increasingly supporting open source.
The document discusses how wireless application protocol (WAP) enables internet access and advanced services on mobile devices. It provides examples of using WAP for mobile stock trading, banking, and broking by accessing real-time information and placing orders from a mobile phone. It also describes the software architecture used for mobility applications and how WAP has been implemented in systems at Sharjah International Airport, including flight information, passenger information, visa/passport management, cargo tracking, and more.
This document discusses cloud computing and network traffic. It covers several topics:
1. Web-scale problems that are data-intensive and require large data centers to solve. Examples include searching the web and scientific research data.
2. Large data centers have become necessary to handle web-scale problems by centralizing computing resources. Issues include redundancy, efficiency, and management.
3. Different cloud computing models have emerged like utility computing, platform as a service, and software as a service.
For all the network traffic generated, smart network access control, traffic management, and effective security techniques are needed, and there is ongoing research in these areas.
Cloud computing provides on-demand access to shared computing resources like servers, storage, databases, networking, software and analytics over the internet. It offers benefits like fast application deployment, reduced maintenance costs, better utilization of resources and scalability. Cloud services include infrastructure, platforms and software delivered on a pay-per-use model. Network access and security are important considerations for cloud computing given its reliance on internet connectivity and shared infrastructure.
The document discusses engineering pedagogy and human factors in design. It covers goals of engineering including proper functionality and reliability. It also discusses motivations for incorporating human factors in design such as life critical systems and industrial uses. Additionally, it examines accommodating human diversity considering physical, cognitive, and personality differences. The document provides examples of practices from organizations like ONGC and Sharjah International Airport.
This document discusses different aspects of effective leadership. It states that to be a good leader, people must want to follow you. It also discusses visionary leadership, transformational leaders, and the differences between leadership and management. Effective leaders challenge processes, inspire action, empower teams, and celebrate achievements. Building trust among followers is also key to leadership, which requires consistency, clear communication, and understanding issues. The document advocates for creativity and constructive action over criticism in driving progress. It provides guidance on leading change and getting the most out of leadership development programs.
1) Srinivasa Ramanujan was a renowned Indian mathematician who made extraordinary contributions to mathematical analysis, number theory, infinite series, and continued fractions.
2) He was mostly self-taught and discovered his talent for mathematics at a young age without access to formal education.
3) In 1913, he wrote a letter to G.H. Hardy including theorems and results that Hardy found extraordinary and helped arrange for Ramanujan to travel to Cambridge University where they collaborated until Ramanujan's death in 1920.
3. What isWhat is
Software?Software?
software is engineeredsoftware is engineered
software doesn’t wear outsoftware doesn’t wear out
software is complexsoftware is complex
software is a ‘differentiator’software is a ‘differentiator’
software is like an ‘agingsoftware is like an ‘aging
factory’factory’
4. SoftwareSoftware
ApplicationsApplicationssystem softwaresystem software
real-time softwarereal-time software
business softwarebusiness software
engineering/scientificengineering/scientific
softwaresoftware
embedded softwareembedded software
PC softwarePC software
AI softwareAI software
WebApps (Web applications)WebApps (Web applications)
5. Software Engineering
A LayeredA Layered
TechnologyTechnology
Software Engineering
a “quality” focusa “quality” focus
process modelprocess model
methodsmethods
toolstools
10. Analysis to DesignAnalysis to Design
En tity-
R elatio nsh ip
D iagram
D ata F low
D iagram
State-Transition
D iagram
D ata D iction ary
Process S pecification (PS P EC )
C o ntro l S p ecification (CS P EC )
D ata O b ject D escription
T H E A N A LY S IS M O D E L
pro ced ural
d esign
interface
design
arch itectu ral
design
data
design
T H E D E S IG N M O D E L
11. Where Do WeWhere Do We
Begin?Begin?
Spec
PrototypePrototype
DesignDesign
modeling
14. Interface DesignInterface Design
lack of consistencylack of consistency
too much memorizationtoo much memorization
no guidance / helpno guidance / help
no context sensitivityno context sensitivity
poor responsepoor response
Arcane/unfriendlyArcane/unfriendly
Typical Design ErrorsTypical Design Errors
15. Golden RulesGolden Rules
Place the user in controlPlace the user in control
Reduce the user’s memory loadReduce the user’s memory load
Make the interface consistentMake the interface consistent
16. What Testing ShowsWhat Testing Shows
errorserrors
requirements conformancerequirements conformance
performanceperformance
an indicationan indication
of qualityof quality
17. Who Tests the Software?Who Tests the Software?
developerdeveloper independent testerindependent tester
Understands the systemUnderstands the system
but, will test "gently"but, will test "gently"
and, is driven by "delivery"and, is driven by "delivery"
Must learn about the system,Must learn about the system,
but, will attempt to break itbut, will attempt to break it
and, is driven by qualityand, is driven by quality
20. Design for WebEDesign for WebE
Architectural designArchitectural design — laying out the page— laying out the page
structure of the WebAppstructure of the WebApp
Navigation designNavigation design — defining the manner in— defining the manner in
which pages will be navigatedwhich pages will be navigated
Interface designInterface design — establishing consistent— establishing consistent
and effective user interaction mechanismsand effective user interaction mechanisms
21. FOSSFOSS
Open source doesn't just meanOpen source doesn't just mean
access to the source code.access to the source code.
The distribution terms of open-The distribution terms of open-
source software must complysource software must comply
with CERTAIN criteria:with CERTAIN criteria:
22. FOSSFOSS
1. Free Redistribution1. Free Redistribution
The license shall not restrict any partyThe license shall not restrict any party
from selling or giving away the softwarefrom selling or giving away the software
as a component of an aggregateas a component of an aggregate
software distribution containingsoftware distribution containing
programs from several different sources.programs from several different sources.
The license shall not require a royalty orThe license shall not require a royalty or
other fee for such sale.other fee for such sale.
23. FOSSFOSS
2. Source Code2. Source Code
The program must include source code, and mustThe program must include source code, and must
allow distribution in source code as well asallow distribution in source code as well as
compiled form.compiled form.
Where some form of a product is not distributedWhere some form of a product is not distributed
with source code, there must be a well-publicizedwith source code, there must be a well-publicized
means of obtaining the source code for no moremeans of obtaining the source code for no more
than a reasonable reproduction cost preferably,than a reasonable reproduction cost preferably,
downloading via the Internet without charge. Thedownloading via the Internet without charge. The
source code must be the preferred form in whichsource code must be the preferred form in which
a programmer would modify the program.a programmer would modify the program.
24. FOSSFOSS
3. Derived Works3. Derived Works
The license must allow modifications andThe license must allow modifications and
derived workderived work
must allow them to be distributed under themust allow them to be distributed under the
same terms as the license of the originalsame terms as the license of the original
software.software.
25. FOSSFOSS
4. Integrity of The Author's Source Code4. Integrity of The Author's Source Code
The license must explicitly permitThe license must explicitly permit
distribution of software built from modifieddistribution of software built from modified
source code.source code.
The license may require derived works toThe license may require derived works to
carry a different name or version numbercarry a different name or version number
from the original software.from the original software.
26. FOSSFOSS
5. No Discrimination Against Persons or5. No Discrimination Against Persons or
GroupsGroups
The license must not discriminate againstThe license must not discriminate against
any person or group of persons.any person or group of persons.
27. FOSSFOSS
6. No Discrimination Against Fields of6. No Discrimination Against Fields of
EndeavorEndeavor
The license must not restrict anyone fromThe license must not restrict anyone from
making use of the program in a specificmaking use of the program in a specific
field of endeavor.field of endeavor.
For example, it may not restrict the programFor example, it may not restrict the program
from being used in a business, or fromfrom being used in a business, or from
being used for genetic research.being used for genetic research.
28. FOSSFOSS
7. Distribution of License7. Distribution of License
The rights attached to the program mustThe rights attached to the program must
apply to all to whom the program isapply to all to whom the program is
redistributed without the need for executionredistributed without the need for execution
of an additional license by those parties.of an additional license by those parties.
29. FOSSFOSS
8. License Must Not Be Specific to a Product8. License Must Not Be Specific to a Product
The rights attached to the program must notThe rights attached to the program must not
depend on the program's being part of adepend on the program's being part of a
particular software distribution.particular software distribution.
If the program is extracted from thatIf the program is extracted from that
distribution and used or distributed withindistribution and used or distributed within
the terms of the program's license, allthe terms of the program's license, all
parties to whom the program is redistributedparties to whom the program is redistributed
should have the same rights as those thatshould have the same rights as those that
are granted in conjunction with the originalare granted in conjunction with the original
software distribution.software distribution.
30. FOSSFOSS
9. License Must Not Restrict Other Software9. License Must Not Restrict Other Software
The license must not place restrictions onThe license must not place restrictions on
other software that is distributed along withother software that is distributed along with
the licensed software.the licensed software.
For example, the license must not insist thatFor example, the license must not insist that
all other programs distributed on the sameall other programs distributed on the same
medium must be open-source software.medium must be open-source software.
31. FOSSFOSS
10. License Must Be Technology-Neutral10. License Must Be Technology-Neutral
No provision of the license may beNo provision of the license may be
predicated on any individual technology orpredicated on any individual technology or
style of interface.style of interface.
Now we will seeNow we will see http://tripod.comhttp://tripod.com
As a FOSS for web-site designingAs a FOSS for web-site designing