Description

By (author) Pressman, Roger; By (author) Maxim Bruce

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For almost four decades, Software Engineering: A Practitioner”s Approach (SEPA) has been the world”s leading textbook in software engineering. The ninth edition represents a major restructuring and update of previous editions, solidifying the book”s position as the most comprehensive guide to this important subject.

Table of contents:

1) Software and Software Engineering

Part One – The Software Process

2) Process Models

3) Agility and Process

4) Recommended Process Model

5) Human Aspects of Software Engineering

Part Two – Modeling

6) Principles That Guide Practice

7) Understanding Requirements

8) Requirements Modeling – A Recommended Approach

9) Design Concepts

10) Architectural Design – A Recommended Approach

11) Component-Level Design

12) User Experience Design

13) Design for Mobility

14) Pattern-Based Design

Part Three – Quality and Security

15) Quality Concepts

16) Reviews – A Recommended Approach

17) Software Quality Assurance

18) Software Security Engineering

19) Software Testing – Component Level

20) Software Testing – Integration Level

21) Software Testing – Specialized Testing for Mobility

22) Software Configuration Management

23) Software Metrics and Analytics

Part Four – Managing Software Projects

24) Project Management Concepts

25) Creating a Viable Software Plan

26) Risk Management

27) A Strategy for Software Support

Part Five – Advanced Topics

28) Software Process Improvement

29) Emerging Trends in Software Engineering

30) Concluding Comments

Appendix I – An Introduction to UML

Appendix II – Data Science for Software Engineers

Biographical note:
Roger S. Pressman is an internationally recognized authority on software process improvement and software engineering technologies. He was president of R. S. Pressman and Associates Inc., a consultancy specializing in software engineering and is also the founder and chief technology officer of EVANNEX®, an automotive aftermarket company that specializes in the design and manufacture of accessories for the Tesla line of electric vehicles. Bruce R. Maxim has worked as a software engineer, project manager, professor, author, and consultant for more than thirty years. Dr. Maxim is a professor of computer and information science and collegiate professor of engineering at the University of Michigan—Dearborn. Dr. Maxim’s professional experience includes managing research information systems at a medical school, directing instructional computing for a medical campus, and working as a statistical programmer. Dr. Maxim served as the chief technology officer for a game development company.