Most software quality research has focused on identifying faults (ie, information is incorrectly
recorded in an artifact). Because software still exhibits incorrect behavior, a different …

Over the last decades, a considerable amount of empirical knowledge about the efficiency of
defect-detection techniques has been accumulated. Also a few surveys have summarised …

There is a great need to assure and improve the reliability and quality of software. Software
inspections were introduced over 30 years ago as an answer for this need and they have …

This study is a quasi experiment comparing the software defect rates and implementation
costs of two methods of software defect reduction: code inspection and test-driven …

While the inspection of various software artifacts increases the quality of the end product, the
effectiveness of an inspection depends largely on the individual inspectors involved. To …

Software Product Line (SPL) is becoming widely adopted in industry due to its capability of
minimizing costs and improving quality of software systems through systematic reuse of …

A software requirements specification (SRS) provides a detailed description of the
requirements of a software system that is to be developed. The Element Quality Indicator …

Some verification and validation techniques have been evaluated both theoretically and
empirically. Most empirical studies have been conducted without subjects, passing over any …

Software inspection is an effective method to detect faults in software artefacts. Several
empirical studies have been performed on reading techniques, which are used in the …

ABSTRACT Market-Driven Requirements Engineering (MDRE) handles the continuous flow
of requirements in an engineering effort, and is not limited to a development instance but …