Software Quality Standards and Models Evolution: Greenness and Reliability Issues

Gordieiev, Oleksandr; Kharchenko, Vyacheslav; Fusani, Mario

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-30246-1_3

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“…The software quality community cannot refer to a unique set of concepts and associated meanings when assessing the software quality domain or when introducing a new software quality model. As predicted by [7], since in the near future we expect a new SQ model to be proposed and standardized, an evaluation of the evolution of these models so far is an important assessment of the domain. This paper has used NLP techniques in order to determine similarity measures, which are then used to compare the evolution of consecutive SQ models and to compare the current standard, ISO 25010, with the previous ones.…”

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“…Regarding the evolution of SQ models, a study taking into account the hierarchy of characteristics-subcharacteristics, relations of subordination between them and special metrics is performed in [6] in the context of ISO 25010, where the need of a more detailed semantic analysis for the disambiguation of quality model components is recognized. The same study was applied in the context of "green software" in [7], and managed to predict the complexity for the next software quality model and to propose variants of green software attributes to be included in the model. It is agreed within the software quality community that in order to apply semantic analysis on SQ models, it is necessary to have a commonly agreedupon model, i.e.…”

Section: Sq Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Evolution of Software Quality Models from an NLP Perspective

Lupsa

Motogna

Ciuciu

2020

Studia UBB Informatica

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The research question addressed in this study is to analyze the evolution of software quality models, and to investigate the similarities between the most known quality models. The models are decomposed according to their inherent structure, then are analyzed based on their subcharacteristics, at several levels. The focus of the study is on the lexical analysis of software quality models based on natural language processing, with the purpose to highlight the similarities in software quality models. In the end, the current software quality model ISO25010 is compared with all previous ones.

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Evolution of Software Quality Models from an NLP Perspective

Lupsa

Motogna

Ciuciu

2020

Studia UBB Informatica

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“…Since the 1970s, some software product quality models have been invented and the well-known models among software practitioners and quality researchers are McCall [12], [13], Boehm [12], [13], ISO9126 [12], [13], [25], SQuaRE [16], Dromey and Pragmatic Quality Model (PQF) [11], [31]. This quality models emphasis more on a technical or behavioral aspect of software and very minimum consideration towards the view and perspective of a user or human factors in the assessment.…”

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User Perceived Quality Model for Web-Based System Assessment

Ibrahim

Yahaya

Deraman

et al. 2018

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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The critical issue in software quality is to maintain the relevance of the software to the dynamics requirements and expectations. For the last forty years, many software quality models have been developed that focused on the technical and behavioral aspect of the software and little attention towards user perspective of quality. Our previous works in certification exercises have revealed the needs and rationale for software certification from user approach. This is aligned with the development of new social network software; the new development approaches such as agile method and the varieties of commercial software in the market which led to user dominance and control over the software. Thus, users are more criticised and demanded in the quality aspects of the software service that accessible to a wide range of people from various categories of users. The users of the web-based systems can be defined in several categories with different interests and perspectives, but this research only focuses on web users in general. The new structure of the quality model is defined. The enhanced quality model and system are valuable to overcome the limitations of previous models and further improve the application in software certification and assessment process.

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“…shown in [12] for extending SQuaRE by green and reliability issues). Other criteria may be more or less neglected for assessment of PET maturity since they most likely won't play a role.…”

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Towards Measuring Maturity of Privacy-Enhancing Technologies

Hansen

Hoepman

Jensen

2016

Privacy Technologies and Policy

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Abstract. The assessment of the maturity of Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (PETs) is a complex and challenging task, which can only be performed by experts in the eld. However, at the same time, the need for precise technology readiness and quality denitions for PETs emerges rapidly. In order to overcome this gap, standardised means to assess, discuss, and compare PET maturity levels are necessary. In this paper, we propose an approach for assessing the maturity of PETs. We dene both the scales and the methodology for measuring maturity of PETs, in a way that is independent from the domain of application. Based on an in-depth analysis of the criteria to be met by such a PET maturity level scheme, we propose a combined quality-and-readiness level scale to be used for this purpose.

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Software Quality Standards and Models Evolution: Greenness and Reliability Issues

Cited by 9 publications

References 6 publications

Evolution of Software Quality Models from an NLP Perspective

Evolution of Software Quality Models from an NLP Perspective

User Perceived Quality Model for Web-Based System Assessment

Towards Measuring Maturity of Privacy-Enhancing Technologies

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