Software Process Management Introduction

Software Process Management Introduction Lecturer: Ngô Huy Biên nhbien@fit.hcmuns.edu.vn... Here are some useful books: • Recommended Approach to Software Development by NASA in 1992...

Software Process Management Introduction

Lecturer: Ngô Huy Biên

nhbien@fit.hcmuns.edu.vn

Basic Information

• Lecturer: Ngô Huy Biên

• Prerequisites: Introdution To SE, Programming Skill

• Grading:

Exam: 4

Seminar And Reports: 3

Practice: 3

Books And Reading

There is no course textbook Here are some useful books:

• Recommended Approach to Software Development by NASA in 1992

Software Development Life Cycle

Planning

Spec Analysis

User requirement specification

Software requirement specification Hardware requirement specification

Statement of work

Architectural design specification

Detailed design specification

file

tool

Test specification Test Data and Hardware

Integration

Evaluation and Release

Package

Delivery

Software maintenance is the process of enhancing and optimizing deployed software (software release), as well as remedying defects.

Project Management

Quality Assurance

Risk Management

Risk Assessment

Risk

Identification Risk Analysis

Risk Prioritization

Risk Control

Risk Management Planning

Risk Resolution

Risk Monitoring

The job of software risk management is to identify, address, and eliminate sources of risk before they become threats to successful completion of a software project.

Faster

Better

Configuration Management

SCM

Identification

Control

Status Accounting

Audit And

Review

The purpose of Configuration Management is to establish and maintain the integrity of work products using configuration identification, configuration control, configuration status accounting, and configuration audits

Software Process

The software engineering process is a set of sequential practices that are functionally coherent, repeatable, and reusable for software engineering organization,

development, and management.

• People are more important than any process.

• Good people with a good process will outperform good people with no

process every time.

Grady Booch

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