Professional Certification of Software Engineers: The CSDP Program
J. Fernando Naveda, Stephen B. Seidman
Abstract
J. Fernando Naveda, Stephen B. Seidman
Abstract
There's a generally accepted maxim in the software industry: a well-managed software organization, staffed by qualified software engineering professionals in a mature software engineering environment, can repeatedly deliver software systems that meet their requirements, on time and within budget. But what does it mean to be professionally qualified? The IEEE Computer Society's Certified Software Development Professional program offers a solid path to certification that helps to establish software engineering professionals' credentials.
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There's a generally accepted maxim in the software industry: a well-managed software organization, staffed by qualified software engineering professionals in a mature software engineering environment, can repeatedly deliver software systems that meet their requirements, on time and within budget. But what does it mean to be professionally qualified? The IEEE Computer Society's Certified Software Development Professional program offers a solid path to certification that helps to establish software engineering professionals' credentials.
Key concepts: Certification, Social software engineering, Software peer review, Software engineering, Software Engineering Process Group, Personal software process, Software development, Software review