Failure-Modes-Based Software Reading

Develops a series of reading techniques based on common and prioritized failure modes in software artifacts
Covers all steps of the software creation process from requirements definition to testing and usability
Especially suitable for professionals in small teams, resource-constrained or agile organizations

Autorentext
Yang-Ming Zhu is a software architect at Philips with 18 years of industry experience in software engineering. His research and development interests focus on software engineering and image processing. He is a senior member of the IEEE, holds the Software Architecture Professional Certificate from the Software Engineering Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, and has a PhD in physics, a MS in computer science and in biomedical engineering. He has authored or co-authored about 80 book chapters and scientific journal papers, and has 9 US patents. He is the author of Software Reading Techniques (Apress, 2016), and is involved in software FMEA of medical devices.

Inhalt
1 Introduction.- 2 Software Failure Mode and Effects Analysis.- 3 Software Review and Software Reading.- 4 Failure-Modes-Based Software Reading.- 5 Failure-Modes-Based Requirements Reading.- 6 Failure-Modes-Based Design Reading.- 7 Failure-Modes-Based Code Reading.- 8 Failure-Modes-Based Usability Reading.- 9 Failure-Modes-Based Test Reading.- 10 Conclusion.