Software Safety and Reliability: Techniques, Approaches, and Standards of Key Industrial SectorsISBN: 978-0-7695-0299-1
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524 pages
February 2000, Wiley-IEEE Computer Society Press
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I. INTRODUCTION TO SOFTWARE SAFETY AND RELIABILITY.
Introduction.
Software Safety and Reliability Basics.
II. APPROACHES PROMOTED BY KEY INDUSTRIAL SECTORS TO SOFTWARE SAFETY AND REL1ABILITY.
Transportation Industry.
Aerospace Industry.
Defense Industry.
Nuclear Power Industry.
Biomedical Industry.
III. APPROACHES PROMOTED BY NON-INDUSTRY SPECIFIC SOFTWARE SAFETY AND RELIABILITY STANDARDS.
IEC Software Dependability Standards.
IEEE SEMSPLC Guidelines.
ANSI/IEEE Std. 1-1989 and 982.2-1989.
IEEE Std. 1228-1994, Standard for Software Safety Plans.
IV. OBSERVATIONS AND CONCLUSIONS.
Observation and Conclusions.
Appendix A. Organizations Involved in Software Safety and Reliability Standards.
Appendix B. Commercial Products Available.
Index.
Introduction.
Software Safety and Reliability Basics.
II. APPROACHES PROMOTED BY KEY INDUSTRIAL SECTORS TO SOFTWARE SAFETY AND REL1ABILITY.
Transportation Industry.
Aerospace Industry.
Defense Industry.
Nuclear Power Industry.
Biomedical Industry.
III. APPROACHES PROMOTED BY NON-INDUSTRY SPECIFIC SOFTWARE SAFETY AND RELIABILITY STANDARDS.
IEC Software Dependability Standards.
IEEE SEMSPLC Guidelines.
ANSI/IEEE Std. 1-1989 and 982.2-1989.
IEEE Std. 1228-1994, Standard for Software Safety Plans.
IV. OBSERVATIONS AND CONCLUSIONS.
Observation and Conclusions.
Appendix A. Organizations Involved in Software Safety and Reliability Standards.
Appendix B. Commercial Products Available.
Index.
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