Framework of Software Quality Management Using Object Oriented Software Agent
Anand Kumar Pandey, Rashmi Pandey · 2013
Development of software is a scientific and economic problem, particularly the design of complex systems whichrequire evolving methods and approaches. Agent technology is currently one of the most active and vibrant areas of IT research and development. Object-oriented Software Engineering (OOSE) has become an active area of research in recent years. In this paper, we review the framework of software quality management using object-oriented methodology concepts for software agents.The software specification acts as a bridge between customers, architects, software developers and testers. Using object-oriented concept of software agent and its standard it may offer benefits even if the system is implemented without an object-based language or framework . We propose and discuss a software agent framework, specifically to support software quality management. Although still in its initial phases, research indicates some promise in enabling software developers to meet market expectations and produce projects timeously, within budget and to users’ satisfaction. However, the software quality management environment has also changed and is continuously evolving. Currently software projects are developed and deployed in distributed, pervasive and collaborative environments and its quality should be managed by applying its best standard. From the point of view of software engineering this framework and its standards are applying for developing the software projects.We discuss the standard and benefits that can be gained by using object-oriented concepts, and where the concepts require further development.