Registration fee includes comprehensive course notes,
textbook (Software Verification & Validation for Practitioners and
Managers), lunch and coffee breaks.
The increasing demand for complex software coupled with
stiff competition for experienced software engineers has put many companies
in the uncomfortable position of having to trade off Quality against Time to
Market. By applying proven Software Verification & Validation techniques,
your organization can improve Quality and meet aggressive Time to Market
goals. This one-day workshop can provide your staff with proven tools and
techniques that can help save your organization time and money.
Benefits: This one-day seminar will provide your
staff with practical skills that can be put to use immediately and can help
your company deliver quality software with features customers expect in the
timeframe customers demand. For example, a Practice Inspection will be held
where participants will learn first hand the skills required to plan and
conduct effective Code Inspections.
Audience: Software quality professionals, software
engineers, and project managers. This seminar is also for Managers who need
a better understanding of the Software Development Process and Software
Verification & Validation.
Outline
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Economic Justification for Software V&V
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Overview of Software Development Lifecycle Models
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Overview of Software Verification Techniques
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Peer Review Process
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Practice Peer Review
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Overview of Software Validation Techniques
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Testing Levels, Methods, and Types
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Test Planning
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Testing Measures
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Common Testing Problems
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Action Plan
Speaker Bio:
Steven R. Rakitin has 30 years experience as a software
engineer and software quality manager in a broad range of industries. He has
written several papers on the subject of software quality and published a
book titled: Software Verification & Validation for Practitioners and
Managers. He was a member of the Working Group that produced the first IEEE
Standard for Software Quality Assurance Plans (IEEE-STD-730). He is
currently serving on the IEEE Standard 1012 (Verification & Validation)
Working Group. He received a BSEE from Northeastern University and an MSCS
from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He has earned certifications from the
American Society for Quality (ASQ) as a Software Quality Engineer (CSQE) and
Quality Auditor (CQA). He is a member of the IEEE Computer Society, the ASQ
Software Division, and is on the Editorial Review Board for the ASQ Journal
Software Quality Professional. He presents tutorials and workshops at
conferences worldwide. As President of Software Quality Consulting Inc., he
helps companies establish a more predictable software development process.
His web site is www.swqual.com