November 2002 - Vol. 45 No. 11
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Features
Ten Unmyths of Project Estimation
Sorting out Software Complexity
New Surveillance Techniques Raise Privacy Concerns
A Complex Systems Perspective on Computer-Supported Collaborative Design Technology
On-the-Fly Web Content Integrity Check Boosts -sers’ Confidence
A Collaborative Platform For Fixed and Mobile Networks
A Java 3D-Enabled Cyber Workspace
Seti@home: an Experiment in Public-Resource Computing
Volume-Rendered Galactic Animations
Uml2 Must Enable a Family of Languages
Why Significant Uml Change Is Unlikely
Should Software Engineers Be Licensed?
ACM’s Position on the Licensing of Software Engineers
Texas Licensing of Software Engineers: All's Quiet, For Now
A Rice University Perspective on Software Engineering Licensing
Licensing Software Engineers in Canada
Software Engineering Requires Individual Professionalism
Software Engineering Considered Harmful
Florida 2002: Sluggish Systems, Vanishing Votes