A discipline for software engineering

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Title:

A discipline for software engineering

Author:

Humphrey, Watts S., 1927-

ISBN:

9780201546101

Personal Author:

Humphrey, Watts S., 1927-

Publication Information:

Reading, Mass. : Addison-Wesley, c1995.

Physical Description:

xxvi, 789 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.

Series:

SEI series in software engineering.

Series Title:

SEI series in software engineering.

Contents:

Ch. 1. The Personal Software Process Strategy the PSP's Purpose -- Ch. 2. The Baseline Personal Process -- Ch. 3. Planning I - The Planning Process -- Ch. 4. Planning II - Measuring Software Size -- Ch. 5. Planning III - Estimating Software Size -- Ch. 6. Planning IV - Resource and Schedule Estimating -- Ch. 7. Measurements in the Personal Software Process -- Ch. 8. Design and Code Reviews -- Ch. 9. Software Quality Management -- Ch. 10. Software Design -- Ch. 11. Scaling Up the Personal Software Process -- Ch. 12. Design Verification -- Ch. 13. Defining the Software Process -- Ch. 14. Using the Personal Software Process -- Appendix A: Statistical Methods for the Personal Software Process -- Appendix B: Software Design Notation -- Appendix C: The Personal Software Process Contents -- Appendix D: The Personal Software Process Exercises -- PSP Support Materials Available on Diskette (Order Form).

Subject Term:

Software engineering.

Copies:

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Summary

Designed to help individual programmers develop software more effectively and successfully, this book presents a scaled-down version of Humphrey's popular methods for managing the software process. It: presents concepts and methods for a disciplined software engineering process for individual programmers, following the Capability Maturity Model (CMM); scales down industrial practices for planning, tracking, analysis and defect management to fit the needs of small-scale program development; and provides readers with a solid base for work in industry on much larger projects.