Titlebook: Software Quality Approaches: Testing, Verification, and Validation; Software Best Practi Michael Haug,Eric W. Olsen,Luisa Consolini Book 20

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The EUREX Project objective of EUREX was to evaluate the experiences of several hundred ESSI Process Improvement Experiments (PIEs) and to make this experience accessible to a broad European audience in a convenient form. In particular, the goal was to collect and make available to interested practitioners informati

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The EUREX Taxonomymately, the content of these Software Best Practice Reports. In this chapter, we examine in detail the process that led to the EUREX taxonomy and discuss how the taxonomy led to the selection of PIEs for the specific subject domain.

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Lessons from the EUREX Workshopsg in particular. The best of the workshop information is presented here. Although the workshops followed different formats and were adapted to the audience and the specific national culture, the editors have tried to present the information in a common form, giving each section a common structure. F

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Summaries of PIE ReportsQuality, Testing, Validation and Verification. These summaries have been taken preferably from the PIE’s own final reports. Where the final reports have not been available, excerpts from other reports or the Project Summaries respectively the Project Snapshots have been used.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-56612-7Application Lifecycle Management; Attribut; Debugging; Mapping; classification; development; networks; orga

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PerspectivesVirtually all of the PIEs examined by EUREX fall into five subject domains. GEMINI, the consortium partner for Italy, was responsible for the domain classified as Testing, Verification, Validation, and Quality Management, consisting of 88 PIEs performed throughout Europe between 1994 and 1997.

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