Abstract
Who are the most published scholars in the field of Systems and Software Engineering (SSE)? Which are the most published institutions? This paper is the third in an annual series whose goal is to answer those questions. The first two such papers were [Glass 1994; 1995]. This article reports on the top scholars and institutions for the three-year period of 1993–1995. The methodology of the study, including the journals surveyed, and its limitations will be discussed later in this article. It is important to note, however, that this study focuses on systems and software engineering, and not, for example, on computer science or information systems. Here are the findings.
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