Unified Software Engineering Reuse (USER) using stable analysis, design and architectural patterns

The endless pursuit for creating effective systems for software reuse has continued for as long as software has existed. To date, there have been few, if any, such effective systems created for ensuring a high degree of reusability from one project to the next. The inherent tendency for projects to demand substantial alterations, despite being designed for maximum reusability, remains strong evidence of this fact. Software reusability makes study of stable analysis, design, and architecture patterns a domain of immense interest. By extrapolating the stable concepts that use software stability model (SSM) and Knowledge Maps (KMs), we can realize software solutions that do not need excessive alterations, changes or additions. Such patterns function as a framework, to which new objects can be added depending only on the uniqueness of the scenario to which it is applied. The effectiveness of these techniques will be demonstrated in this paper.