IEEE 1074.1 1996

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IEEE Guide for Developing Software Life Cycle Processes

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IEEE	1996	49

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New IEEE Standard – Inactive – Withdrawn. Withdrawn Standard. Withdrawn Date: Jan 15, 2001. Selected topics covered in IEEE Std 1074-1995, IEEE Standard for Developing Software Life Cycle Processes, are addressed in this guide. The guide provides assistance with Software Life Cycle Model (SLCM) selection, Activity mapping, and management of a software Life Cycle (SLC).

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	IEEE Std 1074.1-1995 IEEE Guide for Developing Software Life Cycle Processes
3	Introduction
5	Contents
7	1. Overview 1.1 Scope 1.2 Purpose 1.3 Prerequisites 1.4 References
8	1.5 Definitions and acronyms 1.5.1 Definitions 1.5.2 Acronyms 1.6 Organization of this guide
9	2. General concepts of the Standard 2.1 Process Standard 2.2 Compliance
10	2.2.1 Upward adaptation 2.2.2 Downward adaptation 2.3 Applicability
11	2.4 Intended audience 2.5 How to start using the Standard 2.5.1 SLCM 2.5.2 Project type
12	2.6 SLC, SLCM, and methodology 2.7 Organizational concerns
13	3. Mapping guidelines 3.1 An approach to mapping 3.1.1 Step one-select the SLCM 3.1.2 Step two–compare Activities to SLCM requirements 3.1.3 Step three–placing the Activities in time sequence 3.2 SLCM + Activities = SLC
14	3.1.4 Step four–checking information flow 3.1.5 Step five–assigning information to documents 3.1.6 Step six–add actual dates and times 3.1.7 Step seven–reconcile the constraints 3.1.8 Step eight–maintain the schedule and the SLC
15	3.2.1 SLCM selection
16	3.2.2 Instructions for mapping Activites 3.2.3 Ways to map Activities
17	3.2.4 Activity time ordering
18	3.2.5 Determining the adequacy of the SLC 3.2.6 Creating generic SLCs
19	3.2.7 Software as a part of a hybrid (hardware and software) system or a larger software system 3.3 Information tracing
21	3.4 Hidden information and tasks 3.4.1 Hidden information 3.4.2 Hidden tasks
22	3.5 Information mapping 3.6 Mapping constraints
23	4. Concepts of the Standard used in mapping 4.1 Time ordering 4.2 Iterations and instances
24	4.3 Ownership 4.4 Integral Processes
25	4.4.1 An example of an Integral Process Invocation Invoked Processes invoking other Processes
26	4.5 Management Processes 4.5.1 Advanced planning 4.5.2 Ongoing management
27	4.5.3 Quality management from start to finish 4.6 Risk management
28	4.7 Maintenance 4.8 Retirement
29	4.9 Reuse and the SLC
30	Annex A
46	Annex B
49	Index