An Approach to Software Quality Specification and Evaluation (SPoQE)

Dubielewicz, Iwona; Hnatkowska, Bogumiła; Huzar, Zbigniew; Tuzinkiewicz, Lech

doi:10.1007/978-0-387-39388-9_16

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“…Such situation is explained by emergence principle; 2. Papers, in which only individual elements of software requirements profile are assessed as a whole, are [10][11][12]. Particularly, only assessment of the semantics of requirements is considered in [13][14][15], i.e.…”

Section: Related Work Analysismentioning

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Profile-Oriented Assessment of Software Requirements Quality: Models, Metrics, Case Study

Gordieiev¹,

Kharchenko²

2020

IJC

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The article is devoted to profile-oriented approach to assessing the software requirements profile quality. The process of assessment is implemented in accordance with software requirements profile quality model for external quality of software requirements profile and internal quality of software requirements profile. For assessment of quality of each element of such model (characteristics and attributes of software requirements and their classification features; characteristics and attributes of software requirements profile and their classification features; structure of software requirements profile; semantics and syntax of software requirements) taxonomy of metrics and indicators are introduced, which is a part of software requirements profile quality assessment model. All metrics are divided into qualitative and quantitative groups. Additive convolution method is used to go from the multi-vector values of set of connected indicators or metrics to the single scalar value. Received values of metrics and indicators are visualized by radial-metrics diagrams. An example is discussed, which represents the assessment of external quality of software requirements profile for requirements profile from new standard “Requirements to computer security of NPP Instrumentation and Control Systems (NPP I&C)” developed by Ukrainian state regulatory body.

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Section: Related Work Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

Profile-Oriented Assessment of Software Requirements Quality: Models, Metrics, Case Study

Gordieiev¹,

Kharchenko²

2020

IJC

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“…For this reason, a method to obtain numerical results of the evaluation is presented in this section. This metric is based on previous works like [13,34]. Each established criterion is associated with a weight that represents the importance of the given criterion (W).…”

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Evaluating software engineering techniques for developing complex systems with multiagent approaches

García¹,

Giret²,

Botti³

2011

Information and Software Technology

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“…These plans are based on the idea that a software product quality assessment may be started at the first stages of a software process [5]. Besides, they help the process engineers who need to customize the process for specific projects, allowing an organization to implement a set of quality practices from a stored knowledges base.…”

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Artifact Quality Assessment Plans Generation from Tailored Processes

Brondani

Bertuol²,

Fontoura

2019

International Conferences on Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering

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The production of quality software is a basic and essential Software Engineering goal. A software product quality assessment should be started at the early stages of a development process, to detect and correct problems before they propagate, making their correction more expensive. For that to be possible, it is necessary to assess the quality of each artifact generated during the development process, to allow the production of defect-free artifacts improving the final product quality. In this work, we propose an approach for the generation of quality plans during the tailoring of software process. When the user selects the quality practices to be used in a project, a set of activities satisfying those practices are inserted in the project's software process, along with their associated artifacts. Our goal is to define the quality assessment plans for these artifacts. The approach was validated through case studies of real projects in different companies, involving experts with large software development experience. The interviewees analyzed the approach and considered the proposal of this work as positive because it facilitates the definition of assessment plans, the plans are adequate to the selected criteria and that quality control during the process decreases rework.

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An Approach to Software Quality Specification and Evaluation (SPoQE)

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Profile-Oriented Assessment of Software Requirements Quality: Models, Metrics, Case Study

Profile-Oriented Assessment of Software Requirements Quality: Models, Metrics, Case Study

Evaluating software engineering techniques for developing complex systems with multiagent approaches

Artifact Quality Assessment Plans Generation from Tailored Processes

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