| authors |
Wyleczuk, Rosanne, Meyer, Lynn and Babcock, Gigi |
| year |
1983 |
| title |
The Transfer of University Software for Industry Use |
| source |
ACM IEEE Design Automation Conference Proceedings (20th : 1983 : Miami Beach, Florida). pp. 756-760. includes bibliography |
| summary |
Computer-aided engineering software is generated in abundance in educational institutions. As a major source of design automation software, universities have a lot to offer: a progressive research environment; a seemingly inexhaustible supply of software engineers in the form of undergraduates, graduate engineers, and professors; and a no-risk, multi- disciplinary design lab for experimentation. For these reasons, university software is being widely sought for use in production/commercial environments. This paper examines the interface between industry and the universities during the transfer of design automation software. A printed circuit board router, a graphics subroutine library, and a circuit simulation program are used to illustrate issues arising from the technology transfer. Guidelines to increase the likelihood of success in such transfers of software are provided |
| keywords |
industry, engineering, software, CAE, education, technology, communication |
| series |
CADline |
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