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2001/01/01 by B. Boehm, Barry Boehm, V.R. Basili +1 · 15 citations
Computer Science · #Software Engineering Research #Software Engineering Techniques and Practices #Software Reliability and Analysis Research

paper · doi:10.1109/2.962984

Abstract

Software's complexity and accelerated development schedules make avoiding defects difficult. We have found, however, that researchers have established objective and quantitative data, relationships, and predictive models that help software developers avoid predictable pitfalls and improve their ability to predict and control efficient software projects. The article presents 10 techniques that can help reduce the flaws in your code.

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