Software Reliability Assessment
One day awareness and update course for managers and corporate IT specialists
Outline of the day
- Basic concepts of reliability;
- Principles of statistically realistic testing;
- Estimation of stable reliability;
- "Reliability growth models" and ways for checking their trustworthiness;
- Limits to reliability levels that can be effectively demonstrated before deployment of the software.
Course dates in 2010
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13 April 2010 (Monday); 09.30 - 17.30 (Welcome starts at 09:00 with coffee)
Venue: AG01, College Building, City University London
About the course
Delivered by the internationally-renowned Centre for Software Reliability (CSR), this short one day course explains the need for probabilistic measures of software dependability, and introduces the basic principles, capabilities and limitations of current methods for assessing and predicting software reliability.
How you benefit
The increasing role of software in systems design not only means that it is necessary for designers to trust software more than ever before, but also that more people need to know how much they can trust their software. Thus, a sound engineering approach requires techniques for producing more reliable software and also techniques for assessing the effectiveness of the achieved results.
After attending this one day course, participants will:
- Understand the meaning and the value of claims about software reliability
- Know about the practical methods available for predicting software reliability
- Be able to make recommendations and decisions about the use of software reliability
assessment methods and the predictions they make
Cost
£450 for the first delegate
£380 for each additional delegate from the same organisation.
How to book
To book your place on the course please complete and return the Course Booking Form (Word document).
Further information
For more information, please contact us at:
Tel: 020 7040 8423
Fax: 020 7040 8585
Email: enquiries@csr.city.ac.uk