Practical Methodologies for Software Quality

Author: GERARDOregan
Publisher:
Publication Date: 2004-02-01
Features: Main Content and Features
※ Introduces the main issues in the field of software quality management.
※ Provides materials for using evaluation to assist organizational improvement, including ISO9000:2000, CMM, and SPICE.
※ Extensively covers the fundamental principles of software process improvement.
※ Offers a comprehensive discussion of software reviews and testing, including software testing in e-commerce environments.
※ Presents software usability and its standards (ISO9241 and ISO13407), as well as the SUMI method for evaluating usability.
※ Describes applicable organizational metrics and how to use balanced scorecards and GQM to help organizations determine the right metrics.
This book is concise, well-organized, and emphasizes the practical aspects of software quality improvement, making it a valuable resource for learning about software quality improvement and its impact on organizations. It serves as both a practical tool for software engineering practitioners and professionals, and an excellent textbook for researchers and students in the field of software engineering. The book discusses the fundamental principles of software quality management and software process improvement, as well as maturity models. It is written from a practitioner's perspective, offering both theoretical depth and strong practicality.