Experience with the Management of Software Projects: 3rd
I.F.A.C./I.F.I.P.Workshop Proceedings
Published on 18. October 1990
Book
Hardback
116 pages
978-0-08-040199-7 (ISBN)
Description
This collection of papers brings together the findings and experiences of leading computer engineers and managers in the use of software programs. This volume discusses the advantages, progress, utilities and problems, to give a thorough picture of software management today.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Publishing group
Elsevier Science & Technology
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 310 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-08-040199-7 (9780080401997)
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Content
Section headings and papers: Tools vs Productivity. How to lose productivity with productivity tools, E J Chikofsky. Managing software projects designed using a graphic language, F Solmer. Information engineering and case: planning for the human and organizational impact in a major systems development effort, D L Fecteau. Testing and Validation I. Testing and validation and its management, B Cronhjort. Software quality improvement activities at Nippon Steel Corporation, Y Ogawa et al . Implementing a structured testing approach, M Pol. Testing and Validation II. Successful quality assurance plan for a large project, V H Knowles. Software quality and productivity - Is there a choice? - Does there have to be? C R Hall Jr. The right solution to the right problem - a quality assurance case, S Lyngso. Life Cycle Management I. Risk management: the key to successful software projects, R E Fairley. A Predictive model for programming time: a factor analytic approach, J C Munson & T M Khosh;oftaar. Life Cycle Management II. An empirical validation of a software cost model, L G Guerra & H S Lobos; Resource allocation models in project planning tools, A Fuggetta. Computer-based risk management in software planning/scheduling, A Safavi. Life Cycle Management III. Prerequisites for successful software development, A F Shumskas. Creating a motivating environment in software development, R A Checchio. A strategy for cooperative project organization, G Gryczan & K Kautz. ;anaging joint software research between industry and academia, C K Chang. Author index. Keyword index.