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Software assessmentMichael A. Friedman

Software assessment

271 pagesFirst published 19951 edition
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Is software quality testing really effective or just a waste of time? The skeptics conclude that it is an exercise in futility to try to measure the reliability and safety of these complex systems under all critical circumstances. They contend that quality assurance comes only through a strict adherence to rigorous development process models. In this groundbreaking book, Michael Friedman and Jeffrey Voas dispel that myth. They demonstrate that extremely accurate, cost-effective software quality testing can now be a reality, thanks to powerful new analytical tools. Central to the approach…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionWiley19952719780471010098
Quality controlComputer softwareComputer software, quality control