Titlebook: Introduction to Software Quality; Gerard O’Regan Textbook 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014 Formal Methods.Process I

搏斗

ISO 9000,e core values of the company. ISO 9001 is regarded as a minimal standard that an organization which takes quality seriously should satisfy, and many organizations require their subcontractors to be ISO 9001 certified.

caldron

清醒

SCAMPI Appraisals,e the SCAMPI Class A, B or C appraisals. A SCAMPI Class A appraisal is often conducted on a large organizations to obtain a CMMI rating that allows them to benchmark itself against other organizations. A SCAMPI Class B or C appraisal is less expensive and time consuming but may not be used for benchmarking.

形上升才刺激

Project Management,the management of issues and change requests that arise during the project; managing quality; managing risks; managing the budget; monitoring progress; taking appropriate action when progress deviates from expectations; communicating progress to the various stakeholders; and delivering a high-quality product to the customer.

元音

Configuration Management,lopment of software, and it ensures that the impacts of proposed changes are considered prior to authorization. It ensures that releases are planned and that only authorized changes to the software are made. The integrity of the system is maintained and the constituents of the software system and their version numbers are known at all times.

gorgeous

Software Quality Assurance,d processes and standards. Software quality assurance involves planning and conducting audits; reporting the results to the affected groups; tracking the assigned audit actions to completion; and conducting follow up audits, as appropriate. It is generally conducted by the SQA group and this group is independent of the groups being audited.

使迷惑

headway

Textbook 2014 management and software process im­provement are discussed in detail, with a particular focus on the CMMI framework. Features: includes review questions at the end of each chapter; covers both theory and practice, and provides guidance on applying the theory in an industrial environment; examines a

Embolic-Stroke

新奇