CSC/ECE 517 Fall 2009/wiki1a 5 History of version control by av

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Version control is a software utility used to manage the data, specially source code, within a software development environment. Managing the changes are important for software engineers, since during most of time they need to add, modify or fix a small portion of the code (also known as version). And version control does the housekeeping of the changes by providing
 a
 detailed 
history
 of each document
.
 Version
 control
 implements
 several
 techniques
 to
 ensure
 the
 integrity of
 the
 information,
 while
 making
 use
 of
 minimal
 resources.
 This is a comprehensive list of version control software.


Introduction

Referances , We can give referances in this way.

Will edit example in such box

Use cases involve actors, starting with a primary actor which initiates an interaction with the system which leads to interacting with all other actors.

This is a pretty straight forward explanation of what a use case is but there is so much more information available on the world wide web regarding this subject. However, with the cluttered nature of the web, acturate, reliable and informative information is hard to come by.

Through this article I will discuss and review the best websites for use case education on the web. While some were easy to find, through the google search engine, for example, others with perhaps even more thorough information were harder to find.


History

Need to write the history of version control.



Problem in earlier Version

List some of the problem of earlier version.


Solution to these

How they solved these problem.



Why it was necessary



Conclusion

I believe that these five sites, while some were harder to find than others, are all great guides and examples on understanding and eventually creating a use case document.


External References

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Use_case

[2] http://infogenium.typepad.com/inside_infogenium/2007/07/getting-started.html

[3] http://www.parlezuml.com/tutorials/usecases.htm

[4] http://courses.softlab.ntua.gr/softeng/Tutorials/UML-Use-Cases.pdf

[5] http://www.readysetpro.com/whitepapers/usecasetut.html