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Software quality assurance, a rigorous engineering practice

Richard Bache, Norman Fenton, R. Tinker, Robin Whitty

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The authors discuss engineering quality through measurement, looking at models, theories and the role of science; engineering; and models, theories and measures of software engineering. They discuss what software measurement actually is, giving a broad view of software measurement. They examine quality concepts, measuring within modelling and resistance to software measurement. >

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Key concepts: Software engineering, Software measurement, Quality assurance, Social software engineering, Software quality, Computer science, Software quality analyst, Software construction