Experience with the management of software projects, 1989 : proceedings of the 3rd IFAC/IFIP Workshop, West Lafayette, Indiana, 30 October-1 November, 1989
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Section headings and papers: Tools vs Productivity. How to lose productivity with productivity tools, E J Chikofsky. Managing software projects designed using a graphic language, F Solmer. Information engineering and case: planning for the human and organizational impact in a major systems development effort, D L Fecteau. Testing and Validation I. Testing and validation and its management, B Cronhjort. Software quality improvement activities at Nippon Steel Corporation, Y Ogawa et al . Implementing a structured testing approach, M Pol. Testing and Validation II. Successful quality assurance plan for a large project, V H Knowles. Software quality and productivity - Is there a choice? - Does there have to be? C R Hall Jr. The right solution to the right problem - a quality assurance case, S Lyngso. Life Cycle Management I. Risk management: the key to successful software projects, R E Fairley. A Predictive model for programming time: a factor analytic approach, J C Munson & T M Khosh oftaar. Life Cycle Management II. An empirical validation of a software cost model, L G Guerra & H S Lobos Resource allocation models in project planning tools, A Fuggetta. Computer-based risk management in software planning/scheduling, A Safavi. Life Cycle Management III. Prerequisites for successful software development, A F Shumskas. Creating a motivating environment in software development, R A Checchio. A strategy for cooperative project organization, G Gryczan & K Kautz. anaging joint software research between industry and academia, C K Chang. Author index. Keyword index.