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The 13-digit and 10-digit formats both work. Please try again.Please try again.Please try again. Used: Like NewServing Millions of Book Lovers Since 1980. Like New condition.While the technical content of software products and the technical methods used to build them have changed over time, the fundamental issues that determine the success or failure of software projects have remain fairly constant. That is, the same fundamental management mistakes continue to be made. To cite a few examples; requirements are unclear at the beginning of projects and are not managed during the project, the product is not tested adequately, schedules are misestimated or not tracked in sufficient detail. The contents of this book, together with the underlying IEEE Standards, are dedicated to helping the reader in their work: The continuing quest to produce quality software products in a predictable manner. This book, containing all original material, is based on the proposition that the IEEE Software Engineering Standards capture many of the fundamental 'best practices' of software project management. It is written to assist the reader in applying those standards to their projects and company. To meet this goal, the authors discuss and elaborate the standards that bear on the three key management areas of: Software systems engineering, Processes for developing software products, Planning and control of software project activities. The body of the book is correspondingly organized into three parts. Software Systems Engineering, which argues that software development projects are most successful when developed using a systems level viewpoint. Process Management and Control, which describes the key activities needed to define, support, and manage a project's software development processes. Project Planning and Management completes the book, integrating the elements of cost and schedule estimation and control, risk management, and the role metrics play in performing those tasks.
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Then you can start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required. While the technical content of software products and the technical methods used to build them have changed over time, the fundamental issues that determine the success or failure of software project have remained fairly constant. The contents of this book, together with the underlying IEEE Standards, are dedicated to helping the reader in their ongoing task to produce quality software products in a conventional manner. This book, containing all original material, is built on the proposition that the IEEE Software Engineering Standards capture many of the fundamental best practices of software project management. It will assist the reader in successfully applying those standards to their projects and their organization. To meet this goal, the authors discuss and elaborate on the standards covering these three key management areas: Software systems engineering Process for developing software products Planning and control of software project activities The body of the text is correspondingly organized into three important parts: Software Systems Engineering; Process Management and Control; and Project Planning and Management. While the technical content of software products and the technical methods used to build them have changed over time, the fundamental issues that determine the success or failure of software project have remained fairly constant. To meet this goal, the authors discuss and elaborate on the standards covering these three key management areas: Software systems engineering Process for developing software products Planning and control of software project activities The body of the text is correspondingly organized into three important parts: Software Systems Engineering; Process Management and Control; and Project Planning and Management. Charles, Illinois, USA. Dr.
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Christensen serves a national client base, offering process and project evaluation services, and project management training. His customers include industrial, governmental, and academic organizations. Dr. Christensen is a member of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and the IEEE Computer Society (IEEE CS). He chairs the Press Operations Committee of the Computer Society. He is co-author with Dr. Richard Thayer of an upcoming book (1st Quarter 2002) describing how to apply the IEEE Software Engineering Standards to the Management of software projects. He holds a BS degree in physics and mathematics from Wayne State University and an MS in physics from Purdue, where he was a Woodrow Wilson Fellow. His doctorate from Wayne State is in probability theory. Richard H. Thayer, Ph.D., is consultant in the field of software engineering and project management. Prior to this hew was a Professor of Software Engineering at California State University, Sacramento, California, United States of America. Dr. Thayer travels widely where he consults and lectures on software engineering, project management, software engineering standards, software requirements engineering, and software quality assurance. He is a Visiting Researcher and Lecturer at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland. His technical interests lay in software project management and software engineering standards. Dr. Thayer is a Fellow of the IEEE, a member of the IEEE Computer Society, and the IEEE Software Engineering Standards Committee. He is a principle author for a Standard for a Concept of Operations (ConOps) document (IEEE std 1362-1998) and a principle author of the Standard for Software project Management Plans (IEEE std 1058-1998). He is also an Associate Fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) where he served on the AIAA Technical Committee on Computer Systems, and he is a member of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).
He is also a registered professional engineer. He holds a BSEE degree and an MS degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana (1962) and a Ph.D. from the University of California at Santa Barbara (1979) each in Electrical Engineering.Full content visible, double tap to read brief content. Videos Help others learn more about this product by uploading a video. Upload video To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Please try again later. Ard Jot 5.0 out of 5 stars My book looks great. The book had no marking it was received in prefect condition. The time took to come in was very short as well Again great jobThe best practices, predicated upon the view that the common thread is software engineering standards and practices, are presented in three sections: (1)Software Systems Engineering - a critical success factor for any software project. (2) Process Management and Control - what must be done in order to effectively scope, support and manage the development process itself. (3) Project Planning and Management - standard fare, including estimation, risk management, and metrics. Each of these sections contain papers that discuss aspects of the topic area, which include: Software Systems Engineering, Concept of Operations, Software Requirements Specification, Software User Documentation, Software Verification and Validation, Software Life Cycle Process Management, Software Process Improvement, Software Reviews, Software Configuration Management, Software Quality Assurance, Maintenance, Software Engineering Project Management, Software Cost and Schedule, Software Risk Management and Software Metrics. Personally I completely agree with the book's approach (standards and processes are critical to successful development projects).
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However, even if taken as individual papers, each chapter presents excellent advice and insights that will benefit not only project managers, but all members of a development team. Would you like to change to the site? This is a dummy description.This is a dummy description.This is a dummy description.This is a dummy description.While the technical content of software products and the technical methods used to build them have changed over time, the fundamental issues that determine the success or failure of software projects have remain fairly constant. Project Planning and Management completes the book, integrating the elements of cost and schedule estimation and control, risk management, and the role metrics play in performing those tasks. Charles, Illinois, USA. He holds a BSEE degree and an MS degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana (1962) and a Ph.D. from the University of California at Santa Barbara (1979) each in Electrical Engineering. II: Process Management and Control. 7. Software Life Cycle Process Management. 8. Software Process Improvement. 9. Software Configuration Management. 10. Software Quality Assurance. 11. Software Reviews. III: Project Planning and Management. 12. Software Cost and Schedule. 13. Software Engineering Project Management. 14. Software Risk Management. 15. Software Metrics. A. The Work Breakdown Structure. B. Representing Project Schedules. Index. About the Authors. Request full-text PDF To read the full-text of this research, you can request a copy directly from the author. Request full-text Download citation Copy link Link copied Request full-text Download citation Copy link Link copied To read the full-text of this research, you can request a copy directly from the author. Citations (27) Abstract From the Publisher:Since the earliest days of the computer industry, managing a software project has been a complex and demanding activity.
While the technical content of software products and the technical methods used to build them have changed over time, the fundamental issues that determine the success or failure of software projects have remain fairly constant. Process Management and Control, which describes the key activities needed to define, support, and manage aproject's software development processes. Project Planning and Management completes the book, integrating the elements of cost and schedule estimation and control, risk management, and the role metrics play in performing those tasks. Request full-text PDF Citations (27) References (0). Careful planning of a software development project is needed to account for manpower availability, version release and delivery schedules, and budgetary constraints... This difference is the truncation error. The simple explicit scheme for the unsteady heat equation is consistent since the truncation error (right-hand side of Eq. (4) ) goes to zero as Dx and Dt go to zero. The formal order of accuracy of the scheme is first order in time and second order in space since the leading terms in the truncation error contain the factors Dt and (Dx) 2, respectively.. Review of code and solution verification procedures for computational simulation Article May 2005 J COMPUT PHYS Christopher John Roy Computational simulation can be defined as any computer application which involves the numerical solution to a system of partial differential equations. In this paper, a broad overview is given of verification procedures for computational simulation. The two aspects of verification examined are code verification and solution verification. Code verification is a set of procedures developed to find coding mistakes that affect the numerical discretization. The method of manufactured solutions combined with order of accuracy verification is recommended for code verification, and this procedure is described in detail.
Solution verification is used to estimate the numerical errors that occur in every computational simulation. Both round-off and iterative convergence errors are discussed, and a posteriori methods for estimating the discretization error are examined. Emphasis is placed on discretization error estimation methods based on Richardson extrapolation as they are equally applicable to any numerical method. Additional topics covered include calculating the observed order of accuracy, error bands, and practical aspects of mesh refinement. View Show abstract. La gestion d'un projet a pour objectif de conduire le projet a terme, en satisfaisant ou depassant les exigences initiales et en utilisant son savoir-faire et ses habiletes de gestion. Comme nous l'avons mentionne, la planification de la migration d'architecture logicielle a ete incluse a l'interieur des documents de gestion de projets d'ECommerce BF.. Etude de cas: Evaluation de la Migration d’une Architecture Logicielle d’une Societe de Commerce Electronique Article Full-text available Sep 2007 Corrales Yaqueline Claude Y. Laporte Une migration logicielle est un processus consistant a changer un logiciel d’un environnement a un autreL’equipe de developpement du site de commerce electronique ECommerce BF a effectueCette evaluation a inclus les aspects concernant le volet technique de la migration d’architecture logicielle etPour faciliter l’evaluation de la migration,Puis, on a realise une analyse du contexte organisationnelA Gerencia de Configuracao (GC) surgiu nos anos 50 devido a necessidade da industria aeroespacial norte-americana em controlar as modificacoes na documentacao referente a producao de avioes de guerra e naves espaciais (Leon, 2000; Estublier, Leblang et al., 2002; Hass, 2003). Posteriormente, nos anos 60 e 70, a GC passou a abranger artefatos de software, indo alem dos artefatos de hardware ja estabelecidos, e desencadeando o surgimento da GCS (Christensen e Thayer, 2002 ).
Apesar do surgimento da GCS nos anos 70, o seu foco era muito restrito as aplicacoes militares e aeroespaciais, e somente no final dos anos 80, com o surgimento do padrao IEEE Std 1042 (Ieee, 1987), e em meados dos anos 90, com o surgimento da norma ISO 10007 (Iso, 1995 ), a GCS foi finalmente assimilada no processo de desenvolvimento de software de organizacoes nao militares (Leon, 2000).. A Caminho da Manutencao de Software Baseada em Componentes via Tecnicas de Gerencia de Configuracao de Software Article Full-text available Jan 2005 Leonardo Gresta Paulino Murta Cristine Dantas Hamilton L. R. Oliveira Claudia Maria Lima Werner Resumo A manutencao e a fase mais cara do ciclo de vida do software. Essa consta-tacao toma dimensoes desastrosas quando ferramentas e processos nao sao capa-zes de apoiar a execucao das atividades de manutencao em um dado paradigma, como, por exemplo, a engenharia de software baseada em componentes. Este ar-tigo apresenta uma abordagem que visa apoiar a manutencao de sistemas basea-dos em componentes atraves de tecnicas de gerencia de configuracao de software. Essas tecnicas fornecem apoio para a execucao das diferentes atividades de ma-nutencao, desde a requisicao de manutencao ate a implementacao e integracao das modificacoes. Alem disso, a abordagem proposta nesse artigo faz uso de mi-neracao de dados em repositorios de gerencia de configuracao para a deteccao de relacionamentos nao explicitos entre os artefatos utilizados no desenvolvimen-to baseado em componentes. Abstract Maintenance is the most expensive phase of the software life-cycle. This is especially true when there is a lack of supporting tools and processes to perform the maintenance activities in a given paradigm, such as component-based soft-ware engineering. This paper presents an approach that aims to assist mainte-nance of component-based systems by means of software configuration manage-ment techniques.
These techniques support different activities of software mainte-nance, from the maintenance request up to implementation and integration. Moreover, some feedback about the relationship of component-based artifacts is provided by applying data mining techniques over configuration management re-positories. View Show abstract.However, due to cost overruns, schedule delays, unfilled requirements and poor quality, it is reported that less than 30 of IT projects are perceived to be successful. Much has been written about causes of project failure and many have provided best practices and critical success factors for effective management projects, yet projects still continue to fail. As a first step to overcome systemic causes of project failure we propose a unified definition of software quality assurance (SQA). We use this definition to develop and present an approach to SQA that focuses on controlling risks and provide a framework for assuring the development and project management life cycles. When negotiation is claimed beneficial theoretically, it is important that the deployment of negotiation is examined and the effectiveness of negotiation is evaluated through empirical study. This paper aims at providing an empirical framework design to examine the improvement in software requirements through negotiation. Besides, it elaborates the relevance of negotiation in requirements elicitation process and its effectiveness. An empirical study method is imposed to design the framework. The design is carefully established based the selection of population and participants, the experimental protocol, threats to validity and justification of measures. Safety measures must be taken in order to ensureThis paper provides a framework designIt also elaboratesThe underlying concept and the motivationThe framework design which is divided into population and participants,View Show abstract.
The third dimension is project risk, which encompasses unanticipated events that may affect successful completion. If each dimension is characterized as low, medium, and high, the resulting typology of projects would have 27 different types.. Patterns for Effective Management of Virtual Projects: Theory and Evidence. Article Full-text available Jan 2006 Deepak Khazanchi Ilze Zigurs The management of virtual projects is fundamentally different from that of traditional projects. Furthermore, the research in this area comes from different reference disciplines and perspec- tives, and a unified view or theory of best practices does not yet exist. Being able to combine perspectives in a seamless way with skills and technology could provide integrative blueprints for best practices in virtual projects. We use the theoretical frame of patterns to propose such a view. We focus on three concepts as the underlying theoretical elements for identifying patterns of effectiveness in virtual project management: (1) coordination, (2) communication, and (3) control. As a first step in the identification of specific patterns, we conducted a series of virtual focus groups with participants from industry who had real experience with virtual projects. The brainstorming data from the focus groups was analyzed to develop an initial set of patterns. The study represents a first step in an iterative and evolutionary process. Este passo deve garantir que todas as atividades necessarias ao projeto sejam consideradas.. Definicao de Processos em Ambientes de Desenvolvimento de Software Orientados a Organizacao Article Full-text available Karina B. Villela Gleison Santos Mariano Montoni Guilherme Horta Travassos Software Development Environments have evolved to support software developers more effectively. In this context, have appeared the Process-centered Software Development Environments and the Enterprise-Oriented Software Development Environments.
This paper presents the approach adopted on the TABA Workstation, a software development meta-environment, for the software process definition for organizations and specific projects in the context of Enterprise-oriented Software Development Environments. This approach is based upon the three level process definition: standard, specialized, and instantiated processes. Neste contexto, realizar inspecoes no documento de especificacoes de requisitos e uma alternativa muito interessante para detectar seus defeitos e assim minimizar o retrabalho e aumentar a qualidade final do sistema a ser desenvolvido. (CHRISTIENSEN et al.,2001).. Processamento de Linguagem Natural Aplicada a Inspecao de Documentos de Especificacao de Requisitos de Software Article Jan 2003 Luis Felipe Santos Silva View. The model represents the working data and states of the system; the view represents the user interface; the controller receives the requests from the view and gives response, it also directs the model to change the application state.. Web-based admission system for physical therapy graduate program Article Hien Nguyen Web-based applications are no doubt replacing a paper-based process in most of higher education activities. Web-based applications can help to improve the reliability and to reduce the processing time and cost. In graduate admissions, the applicants are able to apply and retrieve the application status online. All of the application forms, fees, resumes, transcripts, GRE scores, and letters of recommendation are submitted electronically. This project was initiated by Doctoral Program in Physical Therapy (DPT) at University of Wisconsin-La Crosse (UWL), in order to assist the admission office to manage the applications. The project objective is to build a web-based system that allows the applicants to submit their applications online. The recommenders for the applicants are also able to submit their recommendation via this system.
Furthermore, the admission officers can manage the applications and export the needed reports. This manuscript is written as a summary of the development process of the web-based application mentioned above. It also includes the challenges and fun that I have encountered during this project. Limitations and possible improvements are also mentioned. Dans cet article, nous nous interessons uniquement aux BP orientees processus. On peut trouver des exemples de telles BP dans (Thayer, 2002), (McConnell, 1993) et (Phillips, 2004). Les bonnes pratiques sont conservees par les entreprises au mieux de maniere informelle au detour de guides ou de manuels qualite, au pire elles font partie d'une culture implicite fortement tributaire de certaines individualites. Dans cet article, nous proposons d'exprimer de maniere formelle les bonnes pratiques orientees processus. Neste contexto, realizar inspecoes no documento de especificacoes de requisitos e uma alternativa muito interessante para detectar seus defeitos e assim minimizar o retrabalho e aumentar a qualidade final do sistema a ser desenvolvido. (CHRISTIENSEN et al.,2001).. Processamento de Linguagem Natural Aplicada a Inspecao de Documentos de Especificacao de Requisitos de Software Article Full-text available Felipe Luis Silva Santos Araujo Wladmir Wladmir A Chapetta RESUMO Na grande maioria dos processos de desenvolvimento de software, o documento de especificacao de requisitos e o primeiro artefato tangivel a ser produzido. Sua funcao principal e descrever todas as caracteristicas e funcoes que o software a ser desenvolvido deve possuir, atuando como um contrato entre o cliente e o desenvolvedor. Realizar inspecoes neste documento e uma alternativa muito interessante para detectar seus defeitos, aumentando a qualidade final do sistema a ser desenvolvido.
O apoio ferramental a inspecao seria bastante enriquecido com o uso de tecnicas de processamento de linguagem natural, como a sumarizacao automatica e a extracao de indicadores de qualidade. Some of them are, for instance, Aspect-Oriented Software Development (AOD), Adaptive Software Development (ASD), or Feature Driven Development (FDD).. On the development life cycle of distributed functional applications: a case study Article Full-text available Jan 2010 Laura M. Castro View Architecting Network-Centric Software Systems: A Style-Based Beginning Conference Paper Jan 2007 Amine Chigani James D. Arthur Shawn A. Bohner With the advent of potent network technology, software development has evolved from traditional platform-centric construction to network-centric evolution. This change involves largely the way we reason about systems as evidenced in the introduction of 'network-centric operations (NCO). Unfortunately, it has resulted in conflicting interpretations of how to map NCO concepts to the field of software architecture. In this paper, we capture the core concepts and goals of NCO, investigate the implications of these concepts and goals on software architecture, and identify the operational characteristics that distinguish network- centric software systems from other systems. More importantly, we use architectural design principles to propose an outline for a network-centric architectural style that helps in characterizing network-centric software systems and that provides a means by which their distinguishing operational characteristics can be realized. View Show abstract Professional Certification of Software Engineers: The CSDP Program Article Full-text available Oct 2005 IEEE SOFTWARE J. Fernando Naveda Stephen B.
Seidman There's a generally accepted maxim in the software industry: a well-managed software organization, staffed by qualified software engineering professionals in a mature software engineering environment, can repeatedly deliver software systems that meet their requirements, on time and within budget. But what does it mean to be professionally qualified. The IEEE Computer Society's Certified Software Development Professional program offers a solid path to certification that helps to establish software engineering professionals' credentials. Plans made in this paradigm and adjusted by linear feedback methods cannot cope with the multiple interacting and continuously changing technology and market forces. View Show abstract Security of Open Source and Closed Source Software An empirical review of published vulnerabilities Conference Paper Full-text available Apr 2015 Selassie Kennedy Kofitse Literature on open source and closed source security most often than not is based on the posture of the discussants, be it pro open source or close source which is often determined by biased attitudes toward one of these development styles. The discussion is nor ma lly drive n by e moti ons inste a d of hard data. To bridge the opinionated attitude towards this subject this paper contributes to solving this problem by analyzing and comparing published vulnerabilities of six open source software and six closed source software packages, all of which are widely deployed. Thereby, it provides an extensive empirical analysis of vulnerabilities in terms of mean time between vulnerability disclosures, and the severity of vulnerabilities.
View Show abstract Odyssey-SCM: Uma Abordagem de Gerencia de Configuracao de Software para o Desenvolvimento Baseado em Componentes Article Full-text available Jan 2004 Leonardo Gresta Paulino Murta View Studying the deficiencies and problems of different architecture in developing distributed systems and analyze the existing solution Conference Paper Nov 2015 Masoud Rafighi Yaghoub Farjami Nasser Modiri In this paper, we examine and compare various aspects of the three proposed architectures in producing and the development of distributed software. We are discussed about the need to create an ideal model for an optimal architecture studying the aggregation problem that the architectures are not responsive. We are supposed to reach some results such as: which is the best and completely software architecture for enterprise resource planning that have enough flexibility, exchangeability, reliability and usability. View Show abstract The Configuration Management Role in Collaborative Software Engineering Article Feb 2010 Leonardo Gresta Paulino Murta Claudia Maria Lima Werner Jacky Estublier This chapter discusses the impact of configuration management on collaborative software engineering, analyzing both the state-of-the-practice and the state-of-the-art. It starts with a brief introduction of the configuration management field and presents how this field has been supporting collaborative software engineering. It also analyzes the current researches on configuration management that will potentially help on establishing a better support to collaborative software engineering in the future. Finally, it presents a summary that details how each configuration management function and system relates to each collaboration aspect of software engineering.