The document discusses the various components of software quality assurance (SQA) systems that can be classified into six main classes: pre-project quality components, project life cycle components, infrastructure error preventive and improvement components, software quality management components, standardization, certification and SQA assessment components, and organizing for SQA – the human components. It provides details on various SQA activities like reviews, expert opinions, software testing, software maintenance, and ensuring quality of subcontractors' work. It also discusses documentation control and configuration management as important SQA components.
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Objectives:
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2. To see the challenges in requirements development and the importance of getting requirements right in an IT project.
3. To understand the different techniques used in different phases and processes of requirements development and management.
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Effort estimation is the process of predicting the most realistic amount of effort (expressed in terms of person-hours or money) required to develop or maintain software based on incomplete, uncertain and noisy input.
Effort estimation is essential for many people and different departments in an organization.
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software engineering a practitioner's approach 9th edition
software engineering a practitioner's approach 9th edition pdf
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roger s. pressman
Objectives:
1. To understand the different processes in the realm of ‘Requirements Engineering’.
2. To see the challenges in requirements development and the importance of getting requirements right in an IT project.
3. To understand the different techniques used in different phases and processes of requirements development and management.
Software Requirement Specification is a most important topic asked in exams and for presentations in B.Tech comp. engg. This presentation contains all the important topic and deep knowledge of SRS.It includes definition, scope, role, how to write srs, template and template description. It tells how to build SRS and also includes examples for ease.
Effort estimation is the process of predicting the most realistic amount of effort (expressed in terms of person-hours or money) required to develop or maintain software based on incomplete, uncertain and noisy input.
Effort estimation is essential for many people and different departments in an organization.
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3. SQA system components can be classified
into six classes:
Pre-project quality components
Project life cycle components
Infrastructure error preventive and improvement
components
Software quality management components
Standardization, certification and SQA assessment
components
Organizing for SQA – the human components
4.
5. Contract- the development unit is committed to an
agreed-upon functional specification, budget and schedule.
examination of…
the project proposal draft.
the contract drafts.
6. Clarification of the customer’s requirements
Review of the project’s schedule and resource
requirement estimates
Evaluation of the professional staff’s capacity
to carry out the proposed project
7. Evaluation of the customer’s capacity to fulfill
his obligations
Evaluation of development risks.
8. a plan is prepared of the project (“development
plan”) and its integrated quality assurance
activities (“quality plan”).These plans include
additional details and needed revisions based on
prior plans that provided the basis for the
current proposal and contract.
It is quite common for several months to pass
between the tender submission and the signing
of the contract.
9. Schedules
Required manpower and hardware resources
Risk evaluations
Organizational issues: team members,
subcontractors and partnerships
Project methodology, development tools,
etc.
Software reuse plans.
10. Quality goals, expressed in the appropriate
measurable terms
Criteria for starting and ending each project
stage
Lists of reviews, tests, and other scheduled
verification and validation activities.
12. Reviews
Expert opinions
Software testing
Software maintenance
Assurance of the quality of the subcontractors’
work and the customer supplied parts.
13. The design phase of the development
process produces a variety of documents.
The printed products include design reports,
software test documents, software installation
plans and software manuals, among others.
Reviews can be categorized as
formal design reviews (DRs)
peer reviews.
14. The committees are composed of senior
professionals, including the project leader
and, usually, the department manager, the
chief software engineer, and heads of other
related departments.
The DR report itself includes a list of required
corrections (termed “action items”).
15. When a design review committee sits in order to decide
upon the continuation of the work completed so far, one
of the following options is usually open for
consideration:
Immediate approval of the DR document and continuation to
the next development phase.
Approval to proceed to the next development phase after all
the action items have been completed and inspected by the
committee’s representative.
An additional DR is required and scheduled to take place after
all the action items have been completed and inspected by the
committee’s representative.
16. Peer reviews (inspections and walkthroughs)
are directed at reviewing short documents,
chapters or parts of a report, a coded printout
of a software module.
usually, the reviewers are all peers, not
superiors, who provide professional
assistance to colleagues.
17. The main objective of inspections and
walkthroughs is to detect as many design and
programming faults as possible.
The output is a list of detected faults and, for
inspections, also a defect summary and
statistics to be used as a database for
reviewing and improving development
methods.
18. Expert opinions support quality assessment
efforts by introducing additional external
capabilities into the organization’s in-house
development process.Turning to outside
experts may be particularly useful in the
following situations:
19. Insufficient in-house professional capabilities
in a given area.
In small organizations in many cases it is
difficult to find enough suitable candidates to
participate in the design review teams.
In cases of major disagreement among the
organization’s
20. Software tests are formal SQA components
that are targeted toward review of the actual
running of the software.The tests are based
on a prepared list of test cases that represent
a variety of expected scenarios.
The test report will include a detailed list of
the faults detected and recommendations.
21. Software maintenance services vary in range
and are provided for extensive periods, often
several years.These services fall into the
following categories:
Corrective maintenance – User’s support
services and correction of soft-ware code and
documentation failures
22. Adaptive maintenance – Adaptation of
current software to new circumstances and
customers without changing the basic
software product.
Functionality improvement maintenance –
The functional and performance related
improvement of existing software, carried
out with respect to limited issues.
23. Subcontractors and customers frequently
join the directly contracted developers (the
“supplier”) in carrying out software
development projects.The larger and more
complex the project, the greater the
likelihood that external participants will be
required, and the larger the proportion of
work trans-mitted to them
25. The goal are the prevention of software fault or
lowering of software fault rates.
Now days there are growing use of computerized
automatic tools for application of these components
The class of SQA component:-
Procedure and work instructions
Templates and checklist
Staff training, retraining and certification
Preventive and corrective actions
Configuration management
Documentation control
26. Procedure and work instructions
Provide detailed definitions for the performance
of specific type of development activities.
Procedure and work instruction are planned and
are based on the organization experience and
knowledge.
27. • Staff training, retraining and certification
Keeping organization human resource knowledge
update
Achieve mainly by:-
1. Training new employees
2. Continuously updating staff
3. Certifying employees after their knowledge have
been demonstrated.
28. • Preventive and corrective actions
1. Implementation of change that prevent similar
failures in future
2. Correction similar fault found in other projects
3. Implement proven successful methodologies.
29. • Configuration management
Introducing procedures to control the change
process.These procedure relate to:-
1. Approval of change
2. Recording of those change performed
3. Issuing of new software versions and release.
4. Recording of the version and release specification
30. Documentation control refer mainly to
customer requirement documents, contract
documents, design report, project plans,
development standards. And the activities in
document control are:-
1. Definition of the type of controlled document
2. Specification of the format, method
3. Definition of review and approval process
32. Managerial SQA components support the
managerial control of software development
projects. Control components are:-
1. Project progress control
2. Software quality metrics
3. Software quality costs
33. • Project progress control Focus on :-
1. Resources usage
2. Schedule
3. Risk management activities
4. Budget
34. Software quality metrics measurement of the
various aspects of software quality is
considered to be effective tool for the
support of control activities.
35. Software quality costs
Analysis of software quality costs can direct SQA
efforts to improvement of activities.
Quality cost analysis can help identify those
teams whose ineffective
36. Quality management standards
SEI CMM assessment standard
ISO 9001 and ISO 9000-3 standards.
Project process standards
IEEE 1012 standard
ISO/IEC 12207 standard.
ISO/IEC 29110 standard