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- 2002
- Pekka Abrahamsson
, Karlheinz Kautz:
Personal Software Process: Classroom Experiences from Finland. ECSQ 2002: 175-185 - Juhani Anttila:
Product Quality in Software Business Connection. ECSQ 2002: 25-35 - Coral Calero
, Houari A. Sahraoui, Mario Piattini
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An Empirical Study with Metrics for Object-Relational Databases. ECSQ 2002: 298-309 - Kwok Ping Chan, Tsong Yueh Chen
, Dave Towey
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Restricted Random Testing. ECSQ 2002: 321-330 - Wen-Kui Chang, Min-Hsiang Chuang, Chao-Tung Yang
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Using Mobile Agents for Security Testing in Web Environments. ECSQ 2002: 42-52 - Wen-Kui Chang, Shing-Kai Hon:
Evaluating the Performance of a Web Site via Queuing Theory. ECSQ 2002: 63-72 - Einar Dehli:
Model-Driven Business Operations. ECSQ 2002: 17-24 - Shinji Fukui:
Introduction of the Software Configuration Management Team and Defect Tracking System for Global Distributed Development. ECSQ 2002: 217-225 - Thomas Gantner, Tobias Häberlein:
GARP - The Evolution of a Software Acquisition Process Model. ECSQ 2002: 186-196 - Leah Goldin, Lilach Rochell:
Software Development Bug Tracking: "Tool Isn't User Friendly" or "User Isn't Process Friendly". ECSQ 2002: 226-235 - Georg Grütter, Stefan Ferber:
The Personal Software Process in Practice: Experience in Two Cases over Five Years. ECSQ 2002: 165-174 - Nobuyuki Hashino, Satoshi Kurokawa, Mamoru Wakaki, Junji Nakasone:
I-P-O/Multilateral Design Quality Evaluation Methods: Process Improvements and Effects. ECSQ 2002: 236-245 - Nina Helander, Pauliina Ulkuniemi
, Veikko Seppänen
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Understanding Software Component Markets: The Value Creation Perspective. ECSQ 2002: 256-266 - Tuija Helokunnas, Marko Nyby:
Collaboration between a COTS Integrator and Vendors. ECSQ 2002: 267-273 - Letizia Jaccheri
, Marco Torchiano
:
Classifying COTS Products. ECSQ 2002: 246-255 - Toyohiro Kanayama, Hideto Ogasawara, Hiroshi Kimijima:
Quality Control Techniques for Constructing Attractive Corporate Websites: Usability in Relation to the Popularity Ranking of Websites. ECSQ 2002: 53-62 - Marjo Kauppinen
, Tapani Aaltio, Sari Kujala
:
Lessons Learned from Applying the Requirements Engineering Good Practice Guide for Process Improvement. ECSQ 2002: 73-81 - Yoshihiro Kitajima, Hitoshi Fuji, Seiichiro Satou, Hitoshi Ohsugi, Isao Gotou, Hitoshi Oono:
Consideration of EVMS Technique Application to Software Development. ECSQ 2002: 135-145 - Philippe Larvet, Frédérique Vallée:
UML Developments: Cost Estimation from Requirements. ECSQ 2002: 156-164 - Masahiro Nakata, Katsuyuki Yasuda:
Quality Assurance Activities for ASP Based on SLM in Hitachi. ECSQ 2002: 82-89 - Jerzy R. Nawrocki, Bartosz Walter, Adam Wojciechowski:
Comparison of CMM Level 2 and eXtreme Programming. ECSQ 2002: 288-297 - Yasuharu Nishi:
Quality-Adaptive Testing: A Strategy for Testing with Focusing on Where Bugs Have Been Detected. ECSQ 2002: 331-339 - Hideto Ogasawara, Atsushi Yamada, Takumi Kusanagi, Mikako Arami:
How to Effectively Promote the Software Process Improvement Activities in a Large-Scale Organization. ECSQ 2002: 124-134 - Yasuko Okazaki:
Cooperation and Competition with Partner Companies: Practices for Quality Control through Competition among Teams. ECSQ 2002: 197-206 - Robert Olesen, Jørn Johansen:
Cooperate or Conquer? A Danish Survey of the Customer-Supplier Relationship. ECSQ 2002: 207-216 - Shari Lawrence Pfleeger:
Solid Software: Is It Rocket Science? ECSQ 2002: 7-12 - Gopalakrishna Raghavan:
Improving Software Quality in Product Families through Systematic Reengineering. ECSQ 2002: 90-99 - Ita Richardson
:
SPI Models: What Characteristics Are Required for Small Software Development Companies? ECSQ 2002: 100-113 - Stan Rifkin:
Is Process Improvement Irrelevant to Produce New Era Software? ECSQ 2002: 13-16 - H. Dieter Rombach:
Software Quality versus Time-to-Market: How to Resolve These Conflicts? ECSQ 2002: 1
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