A practitioner's approach to software reliability
D.V. Bernstein
Abstract
D.V. Bernstein
Abstract
The purpose of this analysis is to formulate a set of software development procedures which improve the reliability of the software as it is being built. The premise for this concept is that careful attention to the design of the process of developing software can have significant effect on the level of reliability in the completed software product. Specific approaches to improving the level of software characteristics which contribute to the process of achieving reliability can be implemented during the development process.>
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The purpose of this analysis is to formulate a set of software development procedures which improve the reliability of the software as it is being built. The premise for this concept is that careful attention to the design of the process of developing software can have significant effect on the level of reliability in the completed software product. Specific approaches to improving the level of software characteristics which contribute to the process of achieving reliability can be implemented during the development process.>
Key concepts: Reliability (semiconductor), Computer science, Software quality, Software engineering, Premise, Software, Software development, Process (computing)