Software quality management
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Software quality management
Computational Mechanics co-published with Elsevier, c1993
- : Southampton
- : Elsevier
- : Boston
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Conference organisers: British Computer Society, Wessex Institute of Technology
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This text contains the papers which were presented at the Software Quality Management '93 conference held in Southampton, in March 1993. The chapters cover a broad spectrum of practical experience and research, much of which should be of interest to the newcomer setting out on the Software Quality Management path, whilst others should be of interest to more seasoned practitioners. The topics covered include: setting up and maintaining quality management systems; quality aspects of project management and software development [including process improvement]; training and education for quality; testing; maintenance; tools; human aspects of quality management and standards. The techniques contained in these papers for achieving control of software quality include metrication, formal methods, expert systems, photocopying and many others. These proceedings are suitable for software quality engineers as well as software developers and reliability and systems engineers.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Setting Up and Maintaining a Quality Management System: ISO 9001 - moving from requirement to reality
- Installing an ISO 9001 accredited software quality management system. Part 2 Approaches to Quality: Establishing and managing a relevant notion of quality
- Quality and information systems. Part 3 Process Improvement: Process assessment and process improvement - the need to standardise?
- Introducing a quality improvement programme - a case study. Part 4 Human Factors in Quality Management: The human factor - a missing element in quality management
- What is behind software quality management systems?. Part 5 Education for Quality: Implementing quality management
- Promoting quality awareness. Part 6 Approaches to Systems Development: Software quality methodologies
- The software life-cycle model - an alternative perspective. Part 7 Concepts of Systems Development
- Overview of a decision-orientated software process model
- Experimentation in software engineering - a new framework. Part 8 Quality Metrics: The Quantum study
- Measurement techniquesfor evaluation and quality assurance of expert systems. Part 9 Testing and Validation: The quality and reliability of scientific software
- A data management system for regression testing. Part 10 Software Maintenance and Re-use: Reverse engineering to ensure re-use of an existing well established railway simulator
- An experimental examination of the role of re-engineering in the management of software quality. Part 11 Formal Methods: Documenting the software lifecycle using formal methods
- Software reliability issues in CCS and CSP. Part 12 Software Tools: On-line quality management systems
- A language for modelling quality processes. Part 13 Expert Systems - Application to Quality: The application of IKBS technology to software design measurement and improvement
- Building a software assessment advisor using expert systems techniques. Part 14 Quality Standards and Certification: Current approaches to software quality assurance within the United Kingdom
- Baldrige-the discipline of champions. Part 15 World Activities: Japanese approaches to software quality management
- Kaizen - a review of Japanese approaches to IT.
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