Applied Software Measurement: Assuring Productivity and Quality Review
Covering the field of software metrics, this text reflects changes brought about by new technologies. This edition includes coverage of object technology, multimedia, and client/server architecture. Real life case studies are presented, as well as statistics from over 6000 projects.
Applied Software Measurement: Assuring Productivity and Quality (Software Engineering Series) Review
Software measurement has quickly earned its place as the best method to ensure productivity and quality control. But since the original publication of this definitive work-which introduced the science and put it on the map-metrics have grown far more complex. This edition addresses the massive measurement changes wrought by new technologies and paradigms, as well as outsourcing and reenginering. A true classic in the literature of information systems, the second edition fully discusses software metrics in relation to areas of acute interest today.
The Handbook of MIS Application Software Testing: Methods, Techniques, and Tools for Assuring Quality Through Testing (Yourdon Press Computing Series) Review
This authoritative handbook draws together into a single, comprehensive volume the proven Software Testing principles, standards, and approaches that can be applied in MIS applications development. Practical and technical in perspective - yet accessible in approach (even to those without a technical background) - it demonstrates how to plan software testing activities in specific situations relating to MIS projects. Provides a practical mixture of strategic and tactical knowledge f or establishing software testing standards, planning software testing activities, organizing the software testing function within MIS, and for constructing a Software Test Methodology which includes methods, tools, and techniques for test planning, test execution, and test analysis and reporting.
