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ORCIDACM workshop/symposium on Measurement and evaluation of software quality 1981: USA
- Mitchell G. Spiegel, John E. Gaffney Jr., Harold Joseph Highland:
Proceedings of the 1981 ACM workshop/symposium on Measurement and evaluation of software quality, USA, 1981. ACM 1981, ISBN 978-0-89791-038-5 - Thomas E. Bell:
Structured life-cycle assumptions. 1-3 - Donald T. Coughlin:
System development methodology or system research methodology? 5-6 - Dennis M. Earle:
An alchemical approach to brokerage. 7-8 - Mitchell G. Spiegel:
Prototyping: An approach to information and communication system design. 9-19 - C. Wesley Jenkins:
Application prototyping: A case study. 21-27 - Patricia R. Cox:
Specification of a regression test for a mini computer operating system. 29-32 - William L. Bryan, Stanley G. Siegel, Gary L. Whiteleather:
An approach to software configuration control. 33-47 - C. R. Fredrick:
Project implementation of Software Configuration Management. 49-56 - H. Ronald Berlack:
Implementing software configuration control in the structured programming environment. 57-77 - Peter Gross:
Producers and consumers views of software quality (Panel Session). 79 - Sallie M. Henry, Dennis G. Kafura, Kathy Harris:
On the relationships among three software metrics. 81-88 - Paul A. Szulewski, Mark H. Whitworth, Philip Buchan, J. Barton DeWolf:
The measurement of software science parameters in software designs. 89-94 - Victor R. Basili, Tsai-Yun Phillips:
Evaluating and comparing software metrics in the software engineering laboratory. 95-106 - James Ronback:
Test metrics for software quality. 107 - Jeoffrey P. Benson:
Adaptive search techniques applied to software testing. 109-116 - Michael Paige:
Data space testing. 117-127 - Bev Littlewood:
A bayesian differential debugging model for software reliability. 129-130 - Amrit L. Goel:
Optimal testing policies for software systems. 129-130 - John D. Musa, Anthony Iannino:
Software reliability modeling accounting for program size variation due to integration or design changes. 129-130 - John D. Musa:
Software reliability measurement session. 129-130 - Amrit L. Goel, Kazuhira Okumoto:
When to stop testing and start using software? 131-138 - Bev Littlewood:
Stochastic reliability growth: A model with applications to computer software faults and hardware design faults. 139-152 - Linda M. Ottenstein:
Software defects - a software science perspective. 153-155 - Linda M. Ottenstein:
Predicting numbers of errors using software science. 157-167 - Victor B. Schneider:
Some experimental estimators for developmental and delivered errors in software development projects. 169-172 - Harry M. Sneed:
SOFTDOC - A system for automated software static analysis and documentation. 173-177 - John D. Crowley:
The application development process: What's wrong with it? 179-187 - C. T. Bailey, W. L. Dingee:
A software study using Halstead metrics. 189-197
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