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- Concurrent Software Development -- Joseph
Blackburn, Gary Scudder, andLuk N. Van Wassenhove
- Since instability of requirements specifications
is a major problem, CSE can address this with simultaneous
development of hardware and software requirements.
- As with stage overlap, two-way high bandwidth
information transfer can provide early detection of interface
problems. This may not, in itself, decrease the frequency
of quality problems, but it can reduce their severity by locating
them closer to the source and preventing the "spread of infection"
throughout design.
- Turn Customer Input into Innovation--
Anthony W. Ulwick
- Validation, Verification, and Testing of Computer Software
-- W. R. Adrion, M. A. Branstad, and J. C. Cherniavsky
- The adequacy of the requirements, that is,
their correctness, completeness, and consistency, must be
thoroughly analyzed, and initial test cases with the expected
(correct) responses must be generated. The specific analysis
techniques that can be applied depend upon the methodology
used to specify the requirements. At a minimum, disciplined
inspection and review should be used, with special care taken
to determine that all pertinent aspects of the project have
been stated in the requirements. A determination of the criticality
of software quality attributes and the importance of validation
should be made at this stage.
- Knowledge-Based Software Design Using Design Schemas
-- Mitchell D. Lubarst, Mehdi T. Harandi
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