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Taylor & Francis Software Quality Assurance A Guide for Developers and Auditors 1997 Edition by Howard T. Garst Smith
Of all the audit functions faced by QA, software auditing is probably the most difficult because of the need to know and understand the intricacies of the processes being audited. In addition, auditors must be familiar with and understand the implications of the international and national standards and know how to proceed when deficiencies are revealed. Howard Garston Smith is Software Quality Assurance Auditor for Pfizer, UK, and brings twenty years of expertise in software development and auditing to this incredibly detailed manual. He provides the "what to" and the "how to" of software QA auditing in a clear and practical style that guarantees effective software quality audits. Table of contents : - The Software Development Process Audit Approaches Company Organization & Project Management Products & Their Support Quality Assurance & Configuration Management Human Resources Software: Requirements & Design Programming Standards Software Testing Documentation Change Control & Archival Policies Managing the Developmental Environment The Virus Menace Assessment & Reporting Future Trends Glossary Appendices