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1. Steps to apply DARS #5
Is a group activity conducted at the end of a project cycle - where team members share knowledge gathered during the development of a project. They basically identify what went wrong - what worked well - how can they improve what they are doing - mak
Define the decision we are trying to make - what do we want to accomplish and what questions we will ask
Try to achieve products with 3.4 defects per million opportunities - Define customer requirements - meet customer needs - know what the customer wants - Measure the process - collecting defect metrics - Analyze to determine causes - Improve. Eliminat
Identify alternatives

2. The characteristics of a service
Focus on customer needs - Reduce costs - Helps to make better decisions - Reduce time - Reduce risks
Initial - Identify and analyze what is the trigger to perform a particular insertion reliability - reduce cycle time - reduce cost - Context: How does this technology fits within the overall busines goals - Secure support: Management - executive - mo
The approach to build distributed systems that deliver application functionality as services to end user applications or to build other services.
Boundaries of services have to be explicit. Services are autonomous - standalone - do not have dependencies - Services share schema and contracts not classes and types. Platform neutral - Compatibility is policy based - policies define the contraints

3. Explain usability attributes
The probability that a system or capability functions without failure for a specified time or number of natural units in a specified environment
Integrated Product Team is a group of people that has complementary skills and expertise - fully empowered to represent stakeohlders - to make the appropriate decisions. A team of people that comes from different backgrounds - with different skillset
Diagnosing: Characterize current state versus desired state - Recommended actions for the technology insertion Identify potential barriers: legacy code - processes - standards - contracts - Establishing:What are the different actions - develop a pla
Learnability: How long does it take to learn the system - Speed of operation: How long does it take to complete a task - Robustness: Tolerance to errors - Recoverability: Ability to recover from errors - Adaptability: Being able to customize the inte

4. IPPD
The discipline dealing with what is good and bad. Moral duty and obligation. The principles of conduct governing and individual or group
Integrated Product and Process development is a systematic approach that achieves a timely collaboration of relevant stakeholders throughout the product life cycle to better satisfy customer needs. It involves the use of cross functional teams - inte
It help individuals to perform better - it helps to improve processes.
Consider risks of selected alternatives

5. Learning phase of IDEAL model
Do things in trial basis - pilot projects - collect information - analyze information - iterate
Learnability: How long does it take to learn the system - Speed of operation: How long does it take to complete a task - Robustness: Tolerance to errors - Recoverability: Ability to recover from errors - Adaptability: Being able to customize the inte
The discipline dealing with what is good and bad. Moral duty and obligation. The principles of conduct governing and individual or group
Lessons learned - have we achieved the desired features? - recommendations for future technologies insertions

6. Define failures
Evaluate the remaining alternatives against the desired objectives and set a score that will show how well this alternative satisfy our desired objectives
Quantitative measures of the defree to which some component possess a given attribute. Combination of measures.
Define failures intensity - allocate reliability among components
Select the defects that will be analyse by the team and define the goals for the root cause analysis activities

7. Software availability
Implement solutions and evaluate the results
The probability at any given time that a system or capabilty performs satisfactory in a specified environment
Consider risks of selected alternatives
Decision Analysis and Resolution Process. Is a well defined process to analyze possible decisions using formal evaluation process - it involves identifying criteria and evaluate alternatives. It helps to make decision objectively.

8. Benefits of SOA
Reuse cycle time - costs - Interoperability - Scalabilty - Flexibility/Maintainability
Focus on customer needs - Reduce costs - Helps to make better decisions - Reduce time - Reduce risks
Establish how much time do we have to make de decision - what resources are available.
Initial - Identify and analyze what is the trigger to perform a particular insertion reliability - reduce cycle time - reduce cost - Context: How does this technology fits within the overall busines goals - Secure support: Management - executive - mo

9. Ethic
The approach to build distributed systems that deliver application functionality as services to end user applications or to build other services.
They eliminate contradiction - ambiguities - vagueness and incompleteness from normal language descriptions. The disasvantages are the time/effort needed - the complexity - there are interface issues - they are cumbersome.
The discipline dealing with what is good and bad. Moral duty and obligation. The principles of conduct governing and individual or group
Rank desired objectives in a 1 to 10 scale

10. Formal method
Diagnosing: Characterize current state versus desired state - Recommended actions for the technology insertion Identify potential barriers: legacy code - processes - standards - contracts - Establishing:What are the different actions - develop a pla
The probability at any given time that a system or capabilty performs satisfactory in a specified environment
Whatever uses the service - it can be an application or another service
An approach to construct and prove that a program is correct. Apply mathematical and logical techniques to analyze a program. Apply to system specification and system implementations. Not used for validation but are tied to verification.

11. Service
User analysis: undestand what users want to do with the system. Create scenarios - use cases - put the user in different situations - interview and talk to people - observe - Prorotyping: paper or executable prototypes - Evaluation - Using prototypes
Establish how much time do we have to make de decision - what resources are available.
An application function packaged as a reusable component for use in some process - typically a business or application process.
Lessons learned - have we achieved the desired features? - recommendations for future technologies insertions

12. Different categories of defects
Communicative failure - Missing or incomplete information - Oversight failure - Did not consider all the variables and left out important things - Education or lack of thereof - Lack of understanding - Typo - human error
It help individuals to perform better - it helps to improve processes.
Establish liaison between groups - better processes and better documentation - do checklists - automated checking - work product templates and reviews - Training and staff- ins - Transcription - Tools for automated checking
Integrated Product Team is a group of people that has complementary skills and expertise - fully empowered to represent stakeohlders - to make the appropriate decisions. A team of people that comes from different backgrounds - with different skillset

13. Service Oriented Architecture
The extent that specific attributes of interest to the user are satisfied. It is defined in terms of attributes that are determined by the users.
Its targeted for organizational capabilities - Organizations depend on teams to be mature and capable.
The approach to build distributed systems that deliver application functionality as services to end user applications or to build other services.
Who are the customers - how are they gonna use the product - undestand the product - define possible failures - understand customer needs

14. Steps to apply DARS #10
Intelectual property - use software without credit - develop tools that help people to violate intelectual property - Privacy: credit - health - personal information - Confidentiality - Quality of work
Requirements - Design - Test and Maintenance
Is a group activity conducted at the end of a project cycle - where team members share knowledge gathered during the development of a project. They basically identify what went wrong - what worked well - how can they improve what they are doing - mak
Consider risks of selected alternatives

15. Example of software engineering ethical scenarios
Intelectual property - use software without credit - develop tools that help people to violate intelectual property - Privacy: credit - health - personal information - Confidentiality - Quality of work
Similar to the documentation of a design pattern. Specify a Name - Intent (Intended use of pattern) - Type (Task - Stage - Phase) - Initial Contact (Situation where the pattern solution applies to) - Solution (How the pattern solve the intended probl
Conduct reliability growth analysis - certify reliability objectives are met
They eliminate contradiction - ambiguities - vagueness and incompleteness from normal language descriptions. The disasvantages are the time/effort needed - the complexity - there are interface issues - they are cumbersome.

16. Steps to perform a root cause analysis #4
Develop and evaluate proposed solutions to eliminte defect root causes
Total value score - Sum of weights x values
Focus on customer needs - Reduce costs - Helps to make better decisions - Reduce time - Reduce risks
An application function packaged as a reusable component for use in some process - typically a business or application process.

17. How OCL (Object Constraint Language) is used in the context of the uml
The extent that specific attributes of interest to the user are satisfied. It is defined in terms of attributes that are determined by the users.
It is a semi formal language - partly mathematical. UML cannot describe constraints on model objects. Addresses invariants which are expressions holding true. Defines preconditions that must be true at the start of a method execution and post conditi
The approach to build distributed systems that deliver application functionality as services to end user applications or to build other services.
Integrated Product and Process development is a systematic approach that achieves a timely collaboration of relevant stakeholders throughout the product life cycle to better satisfy customer needs. It involves the use of cross functional teams - inte

18. Process pattern
The probability at any given time that a system or capabilty performs satisfactory in a specified environment
Establish product and business goals - Assigning the roles of individuals within the team - Determine the development product strategy - Build top level plans - Develop quality plan - Conduct risk assesment - Team will prepare a management briefing -
Process failure data - Tracking reliability growth - specify how fault tolerant architectures work - They rely on redundancy - They are able to recover by moving to a future state or restore to known safe state.
Strategies that software professionals use to solve recurring problems. Consist of a collection of general techniques - actions and tasks being use to solve recurring problems in an organization.

19. PSP1
It is a semi formal language - partly mathematical. UML cannot describe constraints on model objects. Addresses invariants which are expressions holding true. Defines preconditions that must be true at the start of a method execution and post conditi
It help individuals to perform better - it helps to improve processes.
How do we size - resource and schedule plans - How do we estimate - What is the estimation process?
The probability that a system or capability functions without failure for a specified time or number of natural units in a specified environment

20. Prepare tests
What kind of defects do I make in my own work - How can I make fewer mistakes - How can I identify more defects that I overlooked in the past
Establish liaison between groups - better processes and better documentation - do checklists - automated checking - work product templates and reviews - Training and staff- ins - Transcription - Tools for automated checking
Generate test cases from operational profile - include low probability tests
Direct manipulations: Video games - Menu - Form Filling - Command languages - Natural languages

21. Beginning phases of the SEI IDEAL model
Targeted for individuals. Analyse how an individual is doing his job - identify where you are spending your time - what mistakes are you making and how to improve the way you do your work. What is your process? Where do you spend your time? How good
Total value score - Sum of weights x values
Initial - Identify and analyze what is the trigger to perform a particular insertion reliability - reduce cycle time - reduce cost - Context: How does this technology fits within the overall busines goals - Secure support: Management - executive - mo
Requirements - Design - Test and Maintenance

22. Some examples of formal methods implementations
The one who implements the service - it can be a network addressable entity - it needs to be able to accept and execute requests from consumer - it needs to publish a service description in a service registry that contains the collection of service d
The extent that specific attributes of interest to the user are satisfied. It is defined in terms of attributes that are determined by the users.
Learnability: How long does it take to learn the system - Speed of operation: How long does it take to complete a task - Robustness: Tolerance to errors - Recoverability: Ability to recover from errors - Adaptability: Being able to customize the inte
Algebraic Specification: Using methods from algebra - OBJ - Low level specifications - Syntax = signature and Semantic part = axioms. Model oriented specification: The state of the system - operations over the states.

23. Advantages and disadvantages of formal methods
They eliminate contradiction - ambiguities - vagueness and incompleteness from normal language descriptions. The disasvantages are the time/effort needed - the complexity - there are interface issues - they are cumbersome.
Initial - Identify and analyze what is the trigger to perform a particular insertion reliability - reduce cycle time - reduce cost - Context: How does this technology fits within the overall busines goals - Secure support: Management - executive - mo
The probability that a system or capability functions without failure for a specified time or number of natural units in a specified environment
Establish liaison between groups - better processes and better documentation - do checklists - automated checking - work product templates and reviews - Training and staff- ins - Transcription - Tools for automated checking

24. Define product
Who are the customers - how are they gonna use the product - undestand the product - define possible failures - understand customer needs
Identify required and desired objectives.
Requirements - Design - Test and Maintenance
Is group reasoning process applied to defect information to develop organizational understanding of the causes of a particular class of defects. A group of people analyze a group of defects to try to understand the causes of these defect.

25. Organizational pattern
Make the decision
Describe common management techniques or organizational structures. A way to capture best practices within an organization.
Reduce repair or re work cause - eliminate high priority problems and reduce error type
Define the decision we are trying to make - what do we want to accomplish and what questions we will ask

26. Steps of the Software Reliability Engineering Process
Establish product and business goals - Assigning the roles of individuals within the team - Determine the development product strategy - Build top level plans - Develop quality plan - Conduct risk assesment - Team will prepare a management briefing -
Define product - Define operational profile - Define failures - Prepare tests - Execute tests
It is a semi formal language - partly mathematical. UML cannot describe constraints on model objects. Addresses invariants which are expressions holding true. Defines preconditions that must be true at the start of a method execution and post conditi
Its targeted for organizational capabilities - Organizations depend on teams to be mature and capable.

27. Antipattern
Targeted for individuals. Analyse how an individual is doing his job - identify where you are spending your time - what mistakes are you making and how to improve the way you do your work. What is your process? Where do you spend your time? How good
Things that should no be doing - comes from lessons learned
Quantitative measures of the defree to which some component possess a given attribute. Combination of measures.
Total value score - Sum of weights x values

28. Benefits of IPPD?
Identify alternatives
Focus on customer needs - Reduce costs - Helps to make better decisions - Reduce time - Reduce risks
Reviews - Test - Measurements - Analysis/Reporting - Process definition/Standards
Establish product and business goals - Assigning the roles of individuals within the team - Determine the development product strategy - Build top level plans - Develop quality plan - Conduct risk assesment - Team will prepare a management briefing -

29. The McCall's triangle of quality
Product revision: Maintainability - testability - re- usability - Product transition: Move the product into a domain. Portability - Revisability - interoperability - Product operation: Correctness - reliability - usability - performance
Its targeted for organizational capabilities - Organizations depend on teams to be mature and capable.
Define product - Define operational profile - Define failures - Prepare tests - Execute tests
Identify required and desired objectives.

30. Quality assurance disciplines
Establish how much time do we have to make de decision - what resources are available.
Reviews - Test - Measurements - Analysis/Reporting - Process definition/Standards
Establish liaison between groups - better processes and better documentation - do checklists - automated checking - work product templates and reviews - Training and staff- ins - Transcription - Tools for automated checking
Make the decision

31. Define operational profile
Identify use cases - occurrence probability - Engineer Just Right reliability
Learnability: How long does it take to learn the system - Speed of operation: How long does it take to complete a task - Robustness: Tolerance to errors - Recoverability: Ability to recover from errors - Adaptability: Being able to customize the inte
An approach to construct and prove that a program is correct. Apply mathematical and logical techniques to analyze a program. Apply to system specification and system implementations. Not used for validation but are tied to verification.
A registry or directory that provides a lookup so the consumer can browse the services

32. Role of a software quality assurance group
To prepare a software quality assurance plan - Participate in the development of the project process descriptions and definitions - Review software activities to verify compliance with the processes - Work product audits to verify compliance with pro
A registry or directory that provides a lookup so the consumer can browse the services
Rank desired objectives in a 1 to 10 scale
An application function packaged as a reusable component for use in some process - typically a business or application process.

33. User interface design principles
The discipline dealing with what is good and bad. Moral duty and obligation. The principles of conduct governing and individual or group
User familiarity - User diversity - Consistency throughout the interface - Minimum surprise - Recoverability - User guidance
Establish how much time do we have to make de decision - what resources are available.
Initial - Identify and analyze what is the trigger to perform a particular insertion reliability - reduce cycle time - reduce cost - Context: How does this technology fits within the overall busines goals - Secure support: Management - executive - mo

34. DARS
How to integrate - to perform effectively on a team - How can you become a better team player
Decision Analysis and Resolution Process. Is a well defined process to analyze possible decisions using formal evaluation process - it involves identifying criteria and evaluate alternatives. It helps to make decision objectively.
Algebraic Specification: Using methods from algebra - OBJ - Low level specifications - Syntax = signature and Semantic part = axioms. Model oriented specification: The state of the system - operations over the states.
Goal: Well defined goalm a purpose - why are you doing this - Question: Based on the goal formulate questions to achieve the goal - Metric: Define metrics to answer the questions.

35. Steps to apply DARS #11
What kind of defects do I make in my own work - How can I make fewer mistakes - How can I identify more defects that I overlooked in the past
Integrated Product and Process development is a systematic approach that achieves a timely collaboration of relevant stakeholders throughout the product life cycle to better satisfy customer needs. It involves the use of cross functional teams - inte
Strategies that software professionals use to solve recurring problems. Consist of a collection of general techniques - actions and tasks being use to solve recurring problems in an organization.
Make the decision

36. Steps to apply DARS #6
Similar to the documentation of a design pattern. Specify a Name - Intent (Intended use of pattern) - Type (Task - Stage - Phase) - Initial Contact (Situation where the pattern solution applies to) - Solution (How the pattern solve the intended probl
Team hold a meeting to identify common root causes - common problems. Techniques such as Fishbone diagram are used in this phase to support the analysis.
Reduce repair or re work cause - eliminate high priority problems and reduce error type
Test alternatives against required objectives - Make sure the alternatives identified meet the required objectives - otherwise disregard them

37. Steps to perform a root cause analysis #3
Rank desired objectives in a 1 to 10 scale
The one who implements the service - it can be a network addressable entity - it needs to be able to accept and execute requests from consumer - it needs to publish a service description in a service registry that contains the collection of service d
From the common root causes identified in the previous meeting - the team select the ones that they will be addressing. The root causes selected will be usually the ones that cause a lot of the defects.
Integrated Product Team is a group of people that has complementary skills and expertise - fully empowered to represent stakeohlders - to make the appropriate decisions. A team of people that comes from different backgrounds - with different skillset

38. PSP0
They eliminate contradiction - ambiguities - vagueness and incompleteness from normal language descriptions. The disasvantages are the time/effort needed - the complexity - there are interface issues - they are cumbersome.
Develop and evaluate proposed solutions to eliminte defect root causes
The individual establish a personal performance baseline - Recognize how you do your job - Document personal processing - Gather data on where do you spend your time - Gather data on the errors you make
Whatever uses the service - it can be an application or another service

39. Guiding test
Initial - Identify and analyze what is the trigger to perform a particular insertion reliability - reduce cycle time - reduce cost - Context: How does this technology fits within the overall busines goals - Secure support: Management - executive - mo
Team hold a meeting to identify common root causes - common problems. Techniques such as Fishbone diagram are used in this phase to support the analysis.
A registry or directory that provides a lookup so the consumer can browse the services
Process failure data - Tracking reliability growth - specify how fault tolerant architectures work - They rely on redundancy - They are able to recover by moving to a future state or restore to known safe state.

40. Software quality
Algebraic Specification: Using methods from algebra - OBJ - Low level specifications - Syntax = signature and Semantic part = axioms. Model oriented specification: The state of the system - operations over the states.
Team hold a meeting to identify common root causes - common problems. Techniques such as Fishbone diagram are used in this phase to support the analysis.
A mediator - it connects the consumer with the service provider
The extent that specific attributes of interest to the user are satisfied. It is defined in terms of attributes that are determined by the users.

41. Benefits of project retrospectives
Develop and evaluate proposed solutions to eliminte defect root causes
Any flaw in the specification - design or implementation of a product.
Establish product and business goals - Assigning the roles of individuals within the team - Determine the development product strategy - Build top level plans - Develop quality plan - Conduct risk assesment - Team will prepare a management briefing -
It help individuals to perform better - it helps to improve processes.

42. Steps to perform a root cause analysis #5
Targeted for individuals. Analyse how an individual is doing his job - identify where you are spending your time - what mistakes are you making and how to improve the way you do your work. What is your process? Where do you spend your time? How good
Implement solutions and evaluate the results
Integrated Product and Process development is a systematic approach that achieves a timely collaboration of relevant stakeholders throughout the product life cycle to better satisfy customer needs. It involves the use of cross functional teams - inte
Quantitative measures of the defree to which some component possess a given attribute. Combination of measures.

43. Steps to apply DARS #8. Calculate a value score
Focus on customer needs - Reduce costs - Helps to make better decisions - Reduce time - Reduce risks
For each of the alternatives calculate the weight of the alternatives x value of the criteria
The probability at any given time that a system or capabilty performs satisfactory in a specified environment
The approach to build distributed systems that deliver application functionality as services to end user applications or to build other services.

44. The measurement process
Define product - Define operational profile - Define failures - Prepare tests - Execute tests
To prepare a software quality assurance plan - Participate in the development of the project process descriptions and definitions - Review software activities to verify compliance with the processes - Work product audits to verify compliance with pro
The individual establish a personal performance baseline - Recognize how you do your job - Document personal processing - Gather data on where do you spend your time - Gather data on the errors you make
Formulation: Define proper metrics - Collection: Collect data on the metric - Analysis: Tools to look at data - charts - graphics - Interpretation: Gain insight - Feedback: Derive recommendations and take actions

45. Service provider
The one who implements the service - it can be a network addressable entity - it needs to be able to accept and execute requests from consumer - it needs to publish a service description in a service registry that contains the collection of service d
Develop and evaluate proposed solutions to eliminte defect root causes
They eliminate contradiction - ambiguities - vagueness and incompleteness from normal language descriptions. The disasvantages are the time/effort needed - the complexity - there are interface issues - they are cumbersome.
Strategies that software professionals use to solve recurring problems. Consist of a collection of general techniques - actions and tasks being use to solve recurring problems in an organization.

46. Goals for root cause analysis...
Reduce repair or re work cause - eliminate high priority problems and reduce error type
User analysis: undestand what users want to do with the system. Create scenarios - use cases - put the user in different situations - interview and talk to people - observe - Prorotyping: paper or executable prototypes - Evaluation - Using prototypes
Test alternatives against required objectives - Make sure the alternatives identified meet the required objectives - otherwise disregard them
The one who implements the service - it can be a network addressable entity - it needs to be able to accept and execute requests from consumer - it needs to publish a service description in a service registry that contains the collection of service d

47. Victor Basili GQM paradigm
The probability that a system or capability functions without failure for a specified time or number of natural units in a specified environment
Implement solutions and evaluate the results
Goal: Well defined goalm a purpose - why are you doing this - Question: Based on the goal formulate questions to achieve the goal - Metric: Define metrics to answer the questions.
Learnability: How long does it take to learn the system - Speed of operation: How long does it take to complete a task - Robustness: Tolerance to errors - Recoverability: Ability to recover from errors - Adaptability: Being able to customize the inte

48. TSP
Conduct reliability growth analysis - certify reliability objectives are met
Establish product and business goals - Assigning the roles of individuals within the team - Determine the development product strategy - Build top level plans - Develop quality plan - Conduct risk assesment - Team will prepare a management briefing -
The extent that specific attributes of interest to the user are satisfied. It is defined in terms of attributes that are determined by the users.
Targeted for teams. The goal is to produce effective teams by selecting skilled teams or providing tools to improve their skills.

49. Other approaches to make decisions exist besides DARS
Direct manipulations: Video games - Menu - Form Filling - Command languages - Natural languages
Do things in trial basis - pilot projects - collect information - analyze information - iterate
Reuse cycle time - costs - Interoperability - Scalabilty - Flexibility/Maintainability
Directive Approach: A leader makes the decision alone - Consultative Approach: A leader makes the decision with the advise from other people - Democratic Approach: Some key team members vote for the best decision - Consensus Approach: Everybody parti

50. PSP
Integrated Product Team is a group of people that has complementary skills and expertise - fully empowered to represent stakeohlders - to make the appropriate decisions. A team of people that comes from different backgrounds - with different skillset
Targeted for individuals. Analyse how an individual is doing his job - identify where you are spending your time - what mistakes are you making and how to improve the way you do your work. What is your process? Where do you spend your time? How good
Integrated Product and Process development is a systematic approach that achieves a timely collaboration of relevant stakeholders throughout the product life cycle to better satisfy customer needs. It involves the use of cross functional teams - inte
Targeted for teams. The goal is to produce effective teams by selecting skilled teams or providing tools to improve their skills.

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