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The Chimera of Software Quality
Computer, 2007Despite years of computing progress, today's systems experience spectacular and all-too-frequent crashes, while many enormously expensive projects fail to produce anything useful. Of equal importance, and potentially more damaging, are the misleading smaller defects we tend to miss.
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Proposal of Quality in Use in Software Quality
2020Both product quality and quality in use which are positioned in software quality model deal with “usability” for users. The former, usability is positioned as one of product quality. The latter, usability is dealt with outcome of use by using product, system and service as quality. Especially, it is necessary for quality in use to consider influence on
Shin'ichi Fukuzumi +4 more
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Software quality by administration
Software Quality Journal, 1998This paper examines the efficiency and effectiveness of a prescriptive systems development methodology in practice. The UK Government's mandatory Structured Systems Analysis and Design Method (SSADM) was examined to determine its value to software projects.
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The Consortium for IT Software Quality
2010Rationale for CISQ—CISQ exists to address a significant challenge: the lack of visibility IT executives have into the quality and risk of their critical business applications. A fundamental assumption underlying CISQ is that global standards for measuring the attributes of software, especially at the source code level, are fundamental to meeting this ...
Richard Mark Soley, Bill Curtis
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2004
Producing high performing, reliable and secure software is a challenging problem in the software industry. An important element in achieving this goal lies in the automation of the software development process, which currently is primarily manual. However, progress in program specification, verification, and testing is more rapid today than ever before.
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Producing high performing, reliable and secure software is a challenging problem in the software industry. An important element in achieving this goal lies in the automation of the software development process, which currently is primarily manual. However, progress in program specification, verification, and testing is more rapid today than ever before.
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Software Engineering Journal, 1986
In this paper a number of methods for controlling quality are introduced and discussed. Chief among these is a model called the quality cycle. The model is used to illustrate requirements selection and specification, reviewing procedures, life cycle development and change control.
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In this paper a number of methods for controlling quality are introduced and discussed. Chief among these is a model called the quality cycle. The model is used to illustrate requirements selection and specification, reviewing procedures, life cycle development and change control.
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Optimizing Software Quality Assurance
2010 IEEE 34th Annual Computer Software and Applications Conference Workshops, 2010A major concern for managers of software projects are the triple constraints of cost, schedule and quality due to the difficulties to quantify accurately the trade-offs between them. Project managers working for accredited companies with a high maturity will typically use software cost estimation models like COCOMO II and predict software quality by ...
Omar Alshathry, Helge Janicke
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Developing high quality software
International Journal of Parallel, Emergent and Distributed Systems, 2009Performance related problems are a key aspect in the software development process (SDP). In particular an early integration of performance considerations inside the SDP has been recognised during last years as an effective approach to speed up the production of high quality software.
SCARPA, Marco Lucio, PULIAFITO, Antonio
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2009
This article analysis non-technical aspects of software quality perception and proposes further research activities for this subject naming this branch Software Quality Psychology.
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This article analysis non-technical aspects of software quality perception and proposes further research activities for this subject naming this branch Software Quality Psychology.
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Microprocessing and Microprogramming, 1991
Abstract Goals and principles of software quality management for application development are discussed. A well-defined methodology is the key for all quality activities and has to support a variety of components for quality management. Some components prevent bad quality, others assess and measure quality.
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Abstract Goals and principles of software quality management for application development are discussed. A well-defined methodology is the key for all quality activities and has to support a variety of components for quality management. Some components prevent bad quality, others assess and measure quality.
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