The Study of Software Engineering for Development and Maintenance of Software Systems
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Fuzzy TOPSIS, Software Engineering (SE), Security Attackers, Software Development, Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs).Abstract
In the realm of software engineering either software defect identification has grown in importance as a research avenue to improve software reliability. Program dependability is improved by optimizing testing resources and helping developers discover possible issues with the use of program defect predictions. It is essential to apply Software Engineering (SE) procedures to crucial and complex systems, such as networking and security systems. Security attackers are drawn to WSNs (Wireless Sensor Networks) due to their widespread use in army as well as civilian networks.. Maintenance effort has been found to increase significantly as a result of this deterioration impact, also known as the porosity effect. Errors in the way software requirements are processed are a major cause of software project failure. In order to determine the degree to which a software requirements engineer's capabilities align with industry expectations, this work suggests an empirical software engineering-based method for evaluating such skills. From that point forward, we make an evaluation approach in view of fuzzier TOPSIS that can deal with the subjectivity and fluffiness remembered for maintainability appraisals. An Industry 5.0 programming improvement business contextual investigation outlines the appropriateness and adequacy of our proposed philosophy. The contextual analysis results feature the maintainability benefits and inconveniences of various programming draws near. The review's decisions give computer programming leader’s significant data that will assist them with pursuing very much educated choices on manageability.
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