Software Engineering and Project Management

Author: Liu Zhulin
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Features: The main content of this book:
Chapter 1 introduces the concepts of software engineering and project management, defining qualified project management and project management.
Chapter 2 covers the formulation of project plans and methods for feasibility studies.
Chapter 3 discusses the objectives, principles, and methods of requirements analysis, the process of requirements analysis, and how to perform software requirements effectively.
Chapter 4 introduces the principles and methods of high-level design.
Chapter 5 covers the principles and methods of detailed design.
Chapter 6 explores structured programming methods, algorithm design, efficiency, software project coding management, and redundant program design.
Chapter 7 discusses the content and methods of software project reviews, providing review requirements for each stage of the software development process.
Chapter 8 introduces the basic concepts of software testing, the organization of software testing, testing strategies, and commonly used software testing tools.
Chapter 9 covers software quality assurance and software configuration management.
Chapter 10 discusses software project documentation management.
Chapter 11 provides an introduction to the CMM (Capability Maturity Model) software maturity model.
Chapter 12 gives an overview of the PMI (Project Management Institute) project management system.
This book is intended for use by students and teachers in higher vocational colleges majoring in computer software and information management. It can also serve as a reference for IT industry managers, software developers, project managers, technical leaders, and engineering technicians in research institutions.