Based on the authors' extensive experience in the software industry, this volume describes and extensively illustrates practical techniques for transforming any software development endeavor into a visible, traceable, and hence manageable process. It offers a self-contained and hands-on in approach that assumes no prior knowledge of the subject and that leads readers into the details of how to provide software that does what the customer asked that it do, is delivered on or before the date the customer specified, and costs no more than the customer said he/she wanted to spend. Treats the broader subject of what needs to be done overall on a software project to make it likely that the software under development is doing what it is supposed to do; integrates the application of the disciplines of testing, quality assurance, verification and validation, and configuration management; presents main concepts, principles, trade-offs, and techniques necessary for performing product assurance effectively, i.e., in a manner that appeals to product developers while simultaneously accommodating management's need for cost and schedule control. MARKETS: Forsenior managers, software project and product assurance managers, and project assurance specialists; and for senior/graduate courses in software engineering and software management.

Software Product Assurance: Techniques for Reducing Software Risk

Computers & Technology

Bryan, William L

Programming

Pearson

Based on the authors' extensive experience in  the software industry, this volume describes and extensively illustrates  practical techniques for transforming any software development endeavor  into a visible, traceable, and hence manageable process. It offers  a self-contained and hands-on in approach that assumes no prior knowledge  of the subject and that leads readers into the details of how to provide  software that does what the customer asked that it do, is delivered  on or before the date the customer specified, and costs no more than  the customer said he/she wanted to spend.   Treats  the broader subject of what needs to be done overall on a software  project to make it likely that the software under development is doing  what it is supposed to do; integrates the application of the disciplines  of testing, quality assurance, verification and validation, and configuration  management; presents main concepts, principles, trade-offs, and techniques  necessary for performing product assurance effectively, i.e., in a  manner that appeals to product developers while simultaneously accommodating  management's need for cost and schedule control. MARKETS: Forsenior  managers, software project and product assurance managers, and project  assurance specialists; and for senior/graduate courses in software  engineering and software management.

Software product assurance: Techniques for reducing software risk

Science & Math

Mathematics

Elsevier

Comprehensively describes Indians past and present on all seven Montana reservations, plus the Little Shell people. 
From the book: This is a book about more than 50,000 people of Montana, many of whose ancestors called this country their home well before Lewis and Clark reached the mouth of the Yellowstone on the Missouri River. These people are the Indians of the Northern Plains and Columbia Plateau, who now happen to live primarily on the seven Montana reservations. 
It was only 125 years ago that they hunted the buffalo in the Big Sky country. Today, through executive order and treaty, many live on reservations that have semi-sovereign legal status in relationship with the state of Montana and the United States government. 
The subject of this book is not so much "the Indians of Montana," but rather tribes of people native to Montana who like to be thought of as Assiniboine, Sioux, Gros Ventre, Kootenai, Salish, Blackfeet, Cree, Northern Cheyenne, Crow, and Chippawa. George Snell, an Assiniboine tribal leader, put it simply: "The non-Indian has a way of lumping us all together, and I don't like it. Blacks don't like to be lumped with the Spanish, and Irish don't like to be be lumped with the English, so why does everybody have to call us Indian?"

Montana's Indians: Yesterday and Today (Montana Geographic Series)

History

Americas

Farcountry Pr

Sharing your home on the range: A handbook for farm/ranch hospitality providers

Underhill & Wild Wings Foundations

Automatic Gain Control of Transistor Amplifiers.

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

Hassell Street Press

150 colorful photos and a chapter on each of Montana's reservations give readers a complete view of each of the ten tribes, past, present and future.

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

Farcountry Press

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