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University USC
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S of Southern California
Center for Software Engineering
Software Quality
CS577a 2000 10/27 A Winsor Brown
& USC Center for Software Engineering
SwQualityV1 1 of 16
v 0.7 04/02/00
USC
C
S E
University of Southern California
Center for Software Engineering
Software Quality CS577a 2000 10/27
Goals of Presentation
Discussion of
CeBASE Research related to your MBASE projects Regularity in 577 archives Software Quality in an MBASE context LCO Package content
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CeBASE
See separate presentation, Slides 1-5 & 13 Bottom Line
USC participation in "Defect Reduction" COQUALMO model Quality data gathering in 577a Fagan's Inspections Requirements Reading Experiment USC participation in "COTS-based development" COCOTS model and tool CS577a MBASE projects as exemplars
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University of Southern California
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CeBASE Research Related to Class MBASE projects
Software Quality in an MBASE Context Regularity in 577 archives LCO Package content and IR[2]
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University of Southern California
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CeBASE Research Related to Class MBASE projects Software Quality in an MBASE Context
Regularity in 577 archives LCO Package content
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USC
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University of Southern California
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Software Quality in an MBASE Context
What is Software Quality? Why do we care? What are Defects? [Additional Slides to be generated from handwritten notes.] Please read 5.5 COQUALMO of Software Cost Estimation with COCOMO II
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University of Southern California
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CeBASE Research Related to Class MBASE projects
Software Quality in an MBASE Context
Regularity in 577 archives
LCO Package content
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USC
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University of Southern California
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Software Quality CS577a 2000 10/27
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CeBASE Research Related to Class MBASE projects
Software Quality in an MBASE Context Regularity in 577 archives
LCO Package content
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University of Southern California
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LCO Package Content
The LCO packages [140 points] are due 11/06. This is the version that will be graded. The packages are to be provided in PRINT and ELECTRONICALLY via team website. Update LCO documents and LCO elements (see below) based upon walkthroughs inspections, ARB review comments. The update needs to be compliant with "MBASE_Guidelines_v2.0" and your Team's tailored exit criteria, and represent the best package that can be produced by that time.
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LCO Package Content (cont.)
Use project and technical risk to drive your decisions, NOT grading risk. In order to minimize grading risk,
if you MUST leave for something later, explain what and why [the reason and/or rationale] in the document at the appropriate place in editorial comments (editorial comments are surrounded by [ and ]).
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LCO Package Printed Documents
Include all called for appendices!
OCD Operational Concept Description SSRD System and Software Requirements Definition SSAD System and Software Architecture Description FRD Feasibility Rationale Document LCP Life Cycle Plan
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Electronic Material
per the "Guidelines--Storing Project Deliverables" /LCO/ .................. Life-Cycle Objective README /InspectionReports/ .Inspection Reports for artifacts(LCO) /OCD/........ Inspection Reports for OCD /SSRD/....... Inspection Reports for SSRD /SSAD/....... Inspection Reports for SSAD /LCP/........ Inspection Reports for LCP /FRD/........ Inspection Reports for FRD /OCD/ .............. Operational Concept Description /SSRD/ ............. System and Software Requirements Definition /SSAD/ ............. System and Software Architecture Description /FRD/ .............. Feasibility Rationale Document /LCP/ .............. Life Cycle Plan
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Electronic Material (cont.)
/MDL/ .............. Models (e.g., Rational Rose Model Files)
A SINGLE file, laid out as shown at the class website under "Project Guidelines and Examples" Life Cycle Objective (LCO)/Life Cycle Architecture (LCA) Case Study LCO_LCA_2.0(mdl)"
http://sunset.usc.edu/classes/cs577a_2000/papers/eww/LCO_LCA_2.0.mdl
NOTE: I recommend NO FILL COLOR and BLACK lines
This file MUST have LCO right before the extension e.g. LCO.mdl
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