Software engineering /
Sommerville, Ian
Software engineering / Ian Sommerville - Sixth edition - England : Addision-Wesley Publishing Company, c2001 - xx, 693 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Part1. Overview -- Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Computer-based system engineering -- Chapter 3. Software processes -- Chapter 4. Project management -- Part 2. Requirements -- Chapter 5. Software requirements -- Chapter 6. Requirements engineering processes -- Chapter 7. System models -- Chapter 8. Software prototyping -- Chapter 9. Formal specification -- Part 3. Design -- Chapter 10. Architectural design -- Chapter 11. Distributed systems architectures -- Chapter 12. Object-oriented design -- Chapter 13. Real-time software design -- Chapter 14. Design with reuse -- Chapter 15. User interface design -- Part 4. Critical systems -- Chapter 16 Dependability -- Chapter 17. Critical systems specification -- Chapter 18. Critical system development -- Part 5. Verification and validation -- Chapter 19. Verification and validation -- Chapter 20. Software testing -- Chapter 21. Critical system validation -- Part 6. Management -- Chapter 22. Managing people -- Chapter 23. Software cost estimation -- Chapter 24. Quality management -- Chapter 25. Process improvement -- Part 7. Evolution -- Chapter 26. Legacy systems -- Chapter 27. Software change -- Chapter 28. Software re-engineering -- Chapter 29. Configuration management
Software systems are now ubiquitous. Virtually all elictrical equipment now includes some kind of software; software is used to help run manufacturing industry, schools and universities, health care, finance and government; many people use software of different kinds for entertainment and education. The specification, development, management and evolution of these software systems make up the discipline of software engineering.
9780201398151
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
QA 76.758 .S66 2001
Software engineering / Ian Sommerville - Sixth edition - England : Addision-Wesley Publishing Company, c2001 - xx, 693 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Part1. Overview -- Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Computer-based system engineering -- Chapter 3. Software processes -- Chapter 4. Project management -- Part 2. Requirements -- Chapter 5. Software requirements -- Chapter 6. Requirements engineering processes -- Chapter 7. System models -- Chapter 8. Software prototyping -- Chapter 9. Formal specification -- Part 3. Design -- Chapter 10. Architectural design -- Chapter 11. Distributed systems architectures -- Chapter 12. Object-oriented design -- Chapter 13. Real-time software design -- Chapter 14. Design with reuse -- Chapter 15. User interface design -- Part 4. Critical systems -- Chapter 16 Dependability -- Chapter 17. Critical systems specification -- Chapter 18. Critical system development -- Part 5. Verification and validation -- Chapter 19. Verification and validation -- Chapter 20. Software testing -- Chapter 21. Critical system validation -- Part 6. Management -- Chapter 22. Managing people -- Chapter 23. Software cost estimation -- Chapter 24. Quality management -- Chapter 25. Process improvement -- Part 7. Evolution -- Chapter 26. Legacy systems -- Chapter 27. Software change -- Chapter 28. Software re-engineering -- Chapter 29. Configuration management
Software systems are now ubiquitous. Virtually all elictrical equipment now includes some kind of software; software is used to help run manufacturing industry, schools and universities, health care, finance and government; many people use software of different kinds for entertainment and education. The specification, development, management and evolution of these software systems make up the discipline of software engineering.
9780201398151
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
QA 76.758 .S66 2001