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Most of us consider a well-engineered product to be one which is structurally sound; which communicates with its environment in a predictable, well-disciplined manner; which has been thoroughly tested; and which is reliable and easily maintained. In any engineering field, the structural philosophy, design disciplines, and checkout methods which yield such a product are called "good engineering practices." Software engineering is the application of good engineering practice to the design, implementation and final checkout of large programs. The result of effective software engineering should be:
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