Methodology and quality estimation models of software of information systems
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.40224Keywords:
software, reliability, quality, qualimetry, quality indexAbstract
The problem of quality estimation of the difficult program systems is considered. The basic models of estimation of quality and reliability of software are investigated, and also the analysis of advantages and disadvantages of existent models is conducted. With the purpose of development of the single methodological approach to the evaluation of software quality and efficiency of its application it is offered to apply the substantive provisions of qualimetry. Some quantitative and qualiative models of estimation of quality software are offered
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