One of the great defects of English books printed in the last century is the want of an index.
—Lafcadio Hearn a.k.a Koizumi Yakumo
Abstract syntax tree (AST)
Abstraction
Accelerated development
Acceptance
test
testing
Accidental reuse
Accounting
Activity
Activity definition
Activity-based classification
Actual impact set (AIS)
Ad hoc reuse
Ada SDA (System Dependency Analyzer)
Adaptability
Adaptive
Adaptive maintenance
Adequacy
Adherence
Age
Agglomerative algorithms
Agile
programming
software development
software methodology
Aging
Aiken, Peter
Albrecht, A. J.
Alteration
Amplification
Analysis
knowledge
and planning
of protocol data
state
Annotation
Annotation of the program
Anomaly
Antiregression
Antithesis
Application
domain
engineering (AE)
gateway
program interface (API)
wrappers
Approval
Approval task steps
Architectural reuse
Architecture description languages (ADLs)
Architecture extraction
Arnold, Robert S.
Arthur, Jay Lowell
Artifacts
Aspect
Aspect-oriented software development
Assembler
Assertion
Assessment model
Asset
Assimilation process
Association coefficient
Assumptions management
Audit
Auditing
Automated analysis
Available support community
Backus–Naur Form (BNF)
Backward
search
slice
wrappers (b-wrappers)
Bad smell
Baseline
Basic conceptualization
Basic reuse
Bazaar
Beacon
Behavior preserving transformation
Belady, Laszlo
Bennett, Keith H.
Behavioral dependencies
Big bang
Big Bang approach
Black-box
components
reengineering
requirements ...
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