DocumentCode
3452238
Title
Tailoring and conformance testing of software processes: the ProcePT approach
Author
Welzel, Dieter ; Hausen, Hans-Ludwig ; Schmidt, Walter
Author_Institution
GMD, Saint Austin, Germany
fYear
1995
fDate
21-25 Aug 1995
Firstpage
41
Lastpage
49
Abstract
Activities to be performed and documents to be produced or modified are the basic elements of a software process. They are grouped according to aspects of development, quality assurance, configuration management or project management. Activities might be refined or generalized. Each resulting process can be tested separately or in context with all of the other processes, whether it is enactable and whether standard conformity is given. A protocol of the tailoring and conformance testing process is recorded in order to fulfill quality management requirements. As a consequence, model consistency as well as standard conformance (e.g. to ISO9000-3) can be shown. The tailoring and consistency and conformance testing of software processes are supported by the tool ProcePT implemented in Prolog. The entire process of tailoring and conformance testing is recorded and therefore conforms to duality management standard requirements
Keywords
ISO standards; conformance testing; logic programming; program testing; software management; software quality; software standards; ISO9000-3; ProcePT approach; Prolog; configuration management; conformance testing; conformance testing process; duality management standard requirements; model consistency; project management; quality assurance; quality management requirements; software processes; standard conformance; standard conformity; Production; Productivity; Programming; Project management; Software performance; Software prototyping; Software quality; Software testing; Software tools; Welding;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Software Engineering Standards Symposium, 1995. (ISESS'95) 'Experience and Practice', Proceedings., Second IEEE International
Conference_Location
Montreal, Que.
ISSN
1082-3670
Print_ISBN
0-8186-7137-8
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/SESS.1995.525950
Filename
525950
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