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Look at what was presented:
- NAnt, Ant, configuration management, automatic
testing, Tom Reedy
- How to Move to a More Agile Mindset, Ken Auer
- Pragmatic Tracer Bullet, Jared Richardson
- Refactoring Your Wetware, Andy Hunt
- XP Second Edition, compared with XP First Edition, Dr. Laurie Williams
Now think about your presention standing among
these distinguished presenters. Send a note to the
leadership council today!
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Your company a host
for RTP SPIN, standing for technical vitality, standing
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Upcoming Local Events:
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Extreme Programmer's User Group
Meets the the evening of the last Monday of the month.
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Participate in a Survey?
Medha Umarji is a Doctorial candiate at the University of Maryland. He is doing a survey to find out
what you think of the software measurement activities at your company. He wants managers, even if you do
not have a formal process at your company.
Software Measurements Survey
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Participate in Research?
At her Feburary talk, Laurie Williams mentioned
two efforts to investigate and quantify aspects of software
development process at NC State. Maybe your project and
these research activities are the perfect match for each
other?
- DEV-COP [Eclipse plug-in that can be used to record
validation and verification (V&V certificates) in the
code itself. These certificates can be used for empirical
studies of V&V methods (such as pair programming and
inspections) and ultimately for defect density estimation.]
Contact Mark Sherriff, <mark.sherriff@ncsu.edu>.
- PORT [Prioritization of Requirements for Test; process
for prioritizing system test cases based upon requirements
priority, requirements volatility, fault proneness,
and complexity] Contact Hema Srikanth <hema1900@yahoo.com>
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Call for Papers:
Software Quality Requirements:
How to balance competing priorities
Submission Deadline: Sep-2007 – Publication: Mar/Apr
2008
A special issue of IEEE Sofware adressing:
- How do you define quality in your software products?
- How do you express the level of quality that stakeholders
might desire?
- How do you document those desires?
- How much time do you spend specifying requirements
for quality?
- During development, how do you balance the competing
demands of schedule, cost, scope, and quality?
See detalis: Call
For Papers For a Special Issue of IEEE Software on Quality Requirements
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