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On January 23, 2016, In Reliability by Admin
Software reliability has been listed as a key quality measure for as long as software engineering has been defined. Figure 1 represents the quality factor topology as presented by McCall, Richards, and Walters in their 1977 work. These factors are discussed in this blog. Particular
Tags software reliability, software engineering, topology, software metrics, life cycle
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On January 30, 2016, In Reliability by Admin
Fault forecasting is the predictive approach to software reliability engineering. Forecasting is a front-end product development life cycle exercise. It is done during system exploration and requirements definition. Mature development organizations use fault forecasting as part of
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