Building Quality Software

by Robert L. Glass

This book gets at the essence of software quality based on the premise that quality is at heart a technical problem, and that management's job is to create a facilitating environment. It fully explains the quality techniques available to the dedicated technologist, the ways that management can facilitate quality, and offers case studies. For software programmers and managers. KEY • features case studies of how companies and governments have met the challenges of building quality software. • includes a recommendations section, in which the whole of the book is distilled into a set of project-dependent quality approach recommendations.

412 pages, Hardcover

First published October 1, 1991