After studying this presentation you will be able to learn component based software engineering,what are components,what are advantageous,what are components,what are COTS.

2. Names Roll-No
Wasim Raza BSCS-13-F-293
Hafiza Sanila Sajid BSCS-13-F-274
Kulsoom Akhlaq BSCS-13-F-252
Syeda Rabia Fatima BSCS-13-F-255
Hafsa Rehman BSCS-13-F-248

4.  What is Component-Based Software Engineering (CBSE)?
 Component
◦ What is a component?
◦ Aspects of well-designed components
 Integration of components
 Advantages of CBSE
 Disadvantages of CBSE

5.  To explain that CBSE is used to develop standard
components
 To explain the laws of software development
 To describe component and component integration

6.  Component-based software engineering is the idea of
building software from established software
components, as opposed to building the software from
the ground up.
 Components interact through well-defined interfaces.

7.  In most engineering disciplines, systems are
designed by composition (building system out of
components that have been used in other systems)
 Software engineering has focused on custom
development of components
 To achieve better software quality, more quickly, at
lower costs, software engineers are beginning to
adopt systematic reuse as a design process

8.  Increased Reliability
◦ components already exercised in working systems
 Reduced Process Risk
◦ less uncertainty in development costs
 Effective Use of Specialists
◦ reuse components instead of people
 Standards Compliance
◦ embed standards in reusable components
 Accelerated Development
◦ avoid custom development and speed up delivery

9.  Continuing change
 Increasing complexity
 Self regulation
 Conservation of organizational stability

10.  Conservation of familiarity
 Continuing growth
 Declining quality
 Feed back systems

11.  CBSE based software engineering is an approach to
software development that relies on software reuse
• Reusability
• Sustainability
• Extensibility

12.  Reusing components in different systems
Reusing components demands certain constraints like
the necessity for ..
Good documentation
Well organized reuse process
Similar architecture
C1
Application1 Application2
C1 C2 C3 C1 C4 C5

13.  Alternative implementation of a component may be used
 The component used should meet the system
requirements
Application 1 Application2
c1 c2 c3 C1’ c2 c3

14.  Extending components that are part of a system
 Add additional Components
c1 c2 c3
c1
C2+ c3
c1 c2 c3
c2 c4 c3c1

15.  Component integration is relatively easy, the main focus
is on maintenance.
Component
Builder Integrator Customer

16.  COTS systems are usually complete applications
library the off an applications programming
interface (API)
 Building large systems by integrating COTS
components is a viable development strategy for
some types of systems (e.g. E-commerce or video
games)

17.  Divides large projects into smaller subprojects
 CBSE is language independent.
 Reduced time to market
 Increased productivity/quality
 Reusability of components
 Easy to replace components

18.  Making Components Reusable
◦ Increased Development time
◦ Harder to identify requirements
◦ Decreases usability
 Choosing Middleware
◦ Incompatible technologies
 Testing is Harder
◦ Unknown uses of components
 High initial cost
◦ Training of developers

19. Component based approach has been successful in
many application domains
 Web and internet based applications
Office applications like the GUI tools
Telecommunications and consumer electronics

20.  Software evolution in the age of component-based
software engineering M.M. Lehman and J. F. Rami
 Towards Component-Based Software Engineering Gilda
Pour San Jose State University U.S.A.
 Maintaining Component based software systems .Jeffrey
Voes Reliable Software Technologies.