Title :
Modeling Techniques Used in Addressing the Quality of Software
Author :
Keiller, Peter A. ; Mazzuchi, Thomas A. ; Mejias, Marlon
Author_Institution :
Howard Univ., Washington, DC
Abstract :
In many organizations, the quality of newly developed code is measured after the code is shipped. In this paper, strategies are defined using modeling techniques to improve/determine the quality of the code during the different stages of the software life cycle. The management and implementation of the software process (which is looked at as following three major phases) is outlined together with some related modeling tools and methodologies. The different phases are discussed and some of the required measures are noted. The approach is centered on a large software development organization whose software is developed in house using a client/server architecture for the production and test environments.
Keywords :
client-server systems; software process improvement; software quality; client-server architecture; modeling techniques; software development organization; software life cycle; software process; software quality; Computer architecture; Decision making; Production; Programming; Quality management; Software maintenance; Software performance; Software quality; Software testing; Software tools; Software-Quality Modeling;
Conference_Titel :
Systems Engineering, 2008. ICSENG '08. 19th International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Las Vegas, NV
Print_ISBN :
978-0-7695-3331-5
DOI :
10.1109/ICSEng.2008.99