*Classics in software engineering

Programming Considered As A Human Activity / E. Dijkstra -- Flow Diagrams, Turing Machines And Languages With Only Two Formation Rules / C. Böhm & G. Jacopini -- Go To Statement Considered Harmful / E. Dijkstra -- The Super-programmer Project / J.d. Aron -- Structured Programming / E. Dijkstra -- The Translation Of 'go To' Programs To 'while' Programs / E. Ashcroft And Z. Manna -- Chief Programmer Team Management Of Production Programming / F.t. Baker -- A Case Against The Goto / W.a. Wulf -- A Case For The Goto / M.e. Hopkins -- The Humble Programmer / E. Dijkstra -- System Quality Through Structured Programming / F.t. Baker -- On The Criteria To Be Used In Decomposing Systems Into Modules / D.l. Parnas -- On The Composition Of Well-structured Programs / N. Wirth -- Revolution In Programming : An Overview / D. Mccracken -- Structured Programming / J.r. Donaldson -- Structured Programming : Top-down Approach / E.f. Miller And G.e. Lindamood. (cont.) Chief Programmer Teams / F.t. Baker And H.d. Mills -- Structured Design / W. Stevens, G. Myers, And L. Constantine -- Programming Style : Examples And Counterexamples / B.w. Kernighan And P.j. Plauger -- Structured Programming With Go To Statements / D. Knuth -- Software Engineering / B.w. Boehm -- Structured Analysis For Requirements Definition / D.t. Ross & K.e. Schoman -- Psl/psa : A Computer-aided Technique For Structured Documentation And Analysis Of Information Processing Systems / D. Teichroew And E.a. Hershey, Iii -- Structured Analysis And System Specification / T. Demarco. Edited By Edward Nash Yourdon. Includes Bibliographical References. Cover Title Page Copyright CONTENTS Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Programming Considered as a Human Activity 2. Flow Diagrams, Turing Machines and Languages with Only Two Formation Rules 3. Go To Statement Considered Harmful 4. The “Super-Programmer Project” 5. Structured Programming 6. The Translation of ‘go to’ Programs to ‘while’ Programs 7. Chief Programmer Team Management of Production Programming 8. A Case Against the GOTO 9. A Case for the GOTO 10. The Humble Programmer 11. System Quality Through Structured Programming 12. On the Criteria to Be Used in Decomposing Systems into Modules 13. On the Composition of Well-Structured Programs 14. Revolution in Programming: An Overview 15. Structured Programming 16. Structured Programming: Top-Down Approach 17. Chief Programmer Teams 18. Structured Design 19. Programming Style: Examples and Counterexamples 20. Structured Programming with go to Statements 21. Software Engineering 22. Structured Analysis for Requirements Definition 23. PSL/PSA: A Computer-Aided Technique for Structured Documentation and Analysis of Information Processing Systems 24. Structured Analysis and System Specification A great collection of excellent articles on software engineering by luminaries like Dijkstra, Knuth, Wirth, Parnas, Boehm, and others. A true classic book on software engineering edited by Edward Yourdon. A must-have for every software engineer.