Handbook of Software Reliability Engineering
by Michael R. Lyu
Publisher: McGraw-Hill 1996
ISBN/ASIN: 0070394008
ISBN-13: 9780070394001
Number of pages: 850
Description:
From leading industrial/research experts, here is an insider's look at today's best practices for software reliability engineering. Using this guide, software developers, designers, and project managers, high-level applications programmers and designers, and students will be able to tap into an unparalleled repository of accumulated experience and expertise.
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