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Software Engineering Bibliographic (SEB) Database

The Software Engineering Bibliographic (SEB) database, established by the DACS around 1980, provides comprehensive metadata for literature (books, journal articles, magazines, technical reports, research papers, proceedings, etc.) about software engineering and technology topics. The documents described relate to software engineering, reliability, costs, quality factors, maintainability, and other appropriate topics. The database contains documents ranging from as early as 1958 to the present date. The referenced resources come from the DoD organizations, academic institutions, professional societies, not-for-profit organizations and the commercial organizations developing software or providing software related services.

References in the SEB database include a unique data accession number (DAN), a bibliographic citation (title, author, publication, date, index terms [keywords]), and an abstract. Citations are provided for information only. Documents cited in this database can NOT be acquired from the DACS unless the DACS is identified as the source. Please order them from the sources provided or contact the DACS for assistance in locating the documents.

What's new in the SEB
New additions are always being added to the SEB database. The following is a list of the five most recent additions.

Interim Technical Report Year 3: Advanced Course in Engineering (ACE)
 by ITT AES; Air Force Research Laboratory Information Directorate
Energy-Efficient Wake-Up Scheduling for Data Collection and Aggregation
 by Li, Xiang-Yang; Wu, Yanwei; Liu, YunHao; Lou, Wei
Elastic Routing Table with Provable Performance for Congestion Control in DHT Networks
 by Xu, Cheng Zhong; Shen, Haiying
Cooperative Caching in Wireless P2P Networks: Design, Implementation, and Evaluation
 by Das, Chita R.; Zhang, Ping; Cao, Guohong; Zhao, Jing
PEACE: A Novel Privacy-Enhanced Yet Accountable Security Framework for Metropolitan Wireless Mesh Networks
 by Ren, Kui; Yu, Shucheng; Lou, Wenjing; Zhang, Yanchao



How to search the SEB Database

You can use the web search tool, provided on this page, to conduct a search and view the resulting citations and abstracts in your browser. There are two basic search functions as follows:

Keyword/Year Search Tab - You can do a subject matter search by using various combinations of key words (your own) and publication year. Keywords are sometimes phrases, such as SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS, or CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT.

Author/Title Search Tab - You can also search for citations using a combination of title, author and publication year.

The wild card (*) can be used in any of the keyword, title, and author fields to customize your search. For example, entering *architecture will identify citations with several other key words such as software architecture, system architecture and instruction set architecture. Entering Johnson, A* in the author field will find Amy, Allen and Albert Johnson among others. Spaces are treated as characters. Thus Johnson,A* will yield different results than Johnson, A*. The search is not case sensitive.

When using And and Or note that the search engine does not separate the individual words that comprise a keyword.

For example:
REQUIREMENTS (443) And SOFTWARE(28) yields 0 results
REQUIREMENTS (443) Or SOFTWARE(28) yields 471 results
Searching on SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS yields 7 results

You must use the wild card for desired flexibility.



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