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REINVENTING THE TESTING PROCESS: NEW COMMANDMENTS FOR APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT by Jennifer S. Cole, Thomas Gorham, Mark P. McDonald, and J.
IMPROVING THE ATTITUDE TOWARD TESTING by San Murugesan Errors are more common, more pervasive, and more troublesome in software than with other technologies.
David L. Parnas
BRINGING RESPECT TO TESTING THROUGH STATISTICAL SCIENCE by Jesse H. Poore and Carmen J.
HOW TO MAKE A V-SHAPED SPIRAL -- AND VICE VERSA by Dwayne Phillips
The waterfall, with its specify-test structure, is the fundamental process model in software. The spiral process is better suited for projects with risks and unknowns.
ARCHITECTURE IS THE ANSWER: WHAT IS THE QUESTION? by Jerrold M. Grochow
Copyright 1996-1997 by Jerrold M. Grochow. All rights reserved.
Sentence first -- verdict afterwards.*
THE ARCHITECT: ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES by Norman F. Simenson
Large systems architecture was developed as a way to handle systems too large for one person to conceive of, let alone design.
SERVICE-BASED ARCHITECTURES: UNLOCKING THE POTENTIAL OF COMPONENT- BASED DEVELOPMENT by Paul Allen and Stuart Frost
Copyright 1997 by SELECT Software Tools. All rights reserved.
THE JAVA DIET: ULTRA-THIN CLIENT-BASED ARCHITECTURES by Jim Fulton and Ed Kramer THIN CLIENTS: THE NEXT GREAT WAVE
A thin client is generally defined as a client that minimizes computation at the user interface.