Software As An Evolutionary Entity. Software evolution is a process whereby a commercial computer program requires continual updating maintenance and improvement over time in order for it to remain a viable product. For example we must be able to compare the evolution of number of methods in different classes. The study of the processes of evolution of such software is of considerable interest as is that of the domains that co-evolve with the software. Delivering your system in a big bang release delivering it in incremental process over time is the action done in this model.
Analyzing the evolution of software systems fulfill ares The meta-model should offer means to easily quantify and compare different property evolutions of different entities. In this respect software evolution is driven by external business and consumer needs that change as other software and technologies advance around it. The evolution process includes fundamental activities of change analysis release planning system implementation and releasing a system to customers. Software agents can also be viewed as intelligent agents due to their intelligent behavior. As we have seen in this work certain. An intelligent agent is a software entity which functions continuously and autonomously in a particular environment often inhabited by other agents and processes.
Real world termed type-E software is essentially evolutionary in nature.
Software Evolution is a term which refers to the process of developing software initially then timely updating it for various reasons ie to add new features or to remove obsolete functionalities etc. Organizational change can be quick or slow. The driving factor behind software. Software development and evolution can be thought of as an integrated iterative process that can be represented using a spiral model. Notwithstanding the foregoing you may transfer all your rights to use the Software to another person or legal entity provided that. The importance of observing and modeling software evolution started to be recognized in 1970s with the work of Lehman15.