Software Process Templates
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Templates Are the Key to Producing Software Engineering Documents that are Clear and Concisely Represent the Requirements of the Process
These Templates will help a software engineer, without extensive knowledge of a software engineering process to prepare a plan or record that meets highly professional expectations. International authorities working in their specific area of software process expertise author these templates. The templates are neither theory nor academic exercises. They provide wording and recommendations based on experience and extensive knowledge in the workplace. Each template's illustrative text is designed for use by stripping underlined tutorial notation and adding requirements and guidance unique to your organization and operating environment. The text can also be modified for requirements and guidance to meet organizational needs, and unique environments. The templates are applicable to all types of software from information technology, commercial, scientific, and other non-business applications . Each template comes with three hours of free telephone or electronic consultation. SEPT will answer any questions concerning the Templates for 60 days after purchase. Order these great software engineering tools today!
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Templates for Software Configuration Management Documents-Version 5.0 (New)
Author: John M. Neorr
For a "FREE COPY" of a Power Point presentation on "The Six Most Common Problems With the Configuration Management (CM) Processes and A Plan To Overcome Them". E-mail:
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Contains Templates for:
- Software Configuration Management Policy
- Software Configuration Management Strategy
- Software Configuration Management Organization Charts
- Software Configuration Management Plan
- Software Configuration Management Process
- Software Configuration Identification Procedure
- Software Configuration Change Control Procedure
- Software Configuration Status Accounting Procedure
- Software Configuration Item Check-in and Check-out Procedure
- Software Configuration Audits and Reviews Procedure
- Subcontractor Software Configuration Control Procedure
- External Interface Configuration Control Procedure
- Software Product Release and Delivery Procedure
Our CM templates provide significant added value through 15 unique diagrams that accompany template text. These diagrams add clarity to the processes and provide excellent educational aids for both technical and management personnel
Meets the requirements of software CM artifacts for ISO/IEC 12207:2008 Software Life Cycle Processes , ISO/IEC standard 15288:2008, System Life Cycle Processes and IEC 62304, Medical device software – Software life cycle processes
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Software Documentation Management Plan Template Version 2 (New)
Product # 55
Author: Andy Coster |
Templates Contain:
- Documentation Plan Objective
- Documentation Management Policy
- Documentation Assumptions, Constraints, Risks and Dependencies
- Managed Plans, Documents and Records
- Documentation Processes
- Documentation Management Tools and Aids
- Documentation Management Organization
- Documentation Management Schedule
- Document Management Budget
Meets the requirements of ISO/IEC 12207:2008 |
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| System Documentation Management Plan Template
Author: George Jackelen PMP |
Templates Contain:
- Documentation Plan Objective
- Documentation Management Policy
- Documentation Assumptions, Constraints, Risks and Dependencies
- Managed Plans, Documents and Reports
- Documentation Processes
- Documentation Management Tools and Aids
- Documentation Management Organization
- Documentation Management Schedule
- Document Management Budget
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Software Maintenance Plan Template-Fourth Edition.
Meets the requirements of ISO/IEC 12207:2008
Author: Thomas M. Pigoski |
The Software Maintenance Plan Index:
- Scope and Purpose
- Acronyms and Definitions
- Application of the Plan
- General Requirements
- Maintenance Concept
- Maintenance Activities
- Resources
- Maintenance Process
- Training Requirements
- Records and Reports
- Sample Request Form
Meets the requirements of
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| Template Kit for Software Engineers |
This kit contains the following Software Engineering Templates
- Templates For Software Configuration Management Documents Deluxe Version 5.0
- (New) Software Documentation Management Plan Template Version 2
- System Documentation Management Plan Template
- Software Maintenance Plan Template-Fourth Edition
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Benefits of the Templates
- Each Template clearly defines the required data and the process expectations for that deliverable.
- Use of the Template may aid in meeting certain governmental requirements
- Every Template comes with three hours of free consultation. (SEPT will answer any question concerning the standard or template for 60 days after purchase.)
- A quality product at a reasonable price.
Save time, save money, and improve the process! Order now!
The 3 hours of consultation is conducted by telephone or e-mail for up to 60 days following template purchase date.*
Many firms are posting these templates to their Intranet for wider access to this important information. We have a 5 year license for $1800 for any template. Contact SEPT at stanmagee@smartwire.net for details.
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Andy Coster is currently Process Control Manager at Samsung Electronics in Staines, UK. His role includes quality management, life cycle definition and tool support for part of the Samsung R&D organization. He continues to be involved in standards activities including participation in a recent Life Cycle Management (including Service Management) study group. At Samsung Andy has used ISO/IEC 12207 to develop life cycle processes and ISO/IEC 15504 for process assessment.
Mr Costerwas previously Managing Director of Coster, A Consulting Ltd a UK organization founded in 2002 specializing in Quality Management and related consultancy. The Coster, A Consulting motto was "there is not a software quality problem that is too large or difficult for us to solve."
Mr. Coster is the International Project Editor for the ISO/IEC 90003:2004 and ISO/IEC TR 90005:2008 Standards. Mr. Coster is past chair of the British Standards Institute Software Engineering committee (IST/15) and past chair of the UK Computing Software and Services Association Quality committee. Mr. Coster has participated in international software and systems standards for the past 15 years. Andy also participated in the development of ISO/IEC 12207 Software life cycle processes and ISO/IEC 15288 System life cycle processes projects and was involved as IST/15 representative for the British Standard that evolved into ISO/IEC 20000. Recently Andy contributed to the upgrade project for ISO/IEC 12207 and 15288
In a career spanning some 35 years in quality related roles, Mr. Coster has worked at all levels of large and small organizations on quality related activities and in some 34 countries, having conducted over 200 audits. At Oracle Mr. Coster was lead author for the Oracle QMS series of books and wrote an application document for Oracle Support Services European Quality Award submission. Also while at Oracle, Mr. Coster won a technical award for achieving certification for the Oracle UK organization to ISO 9001, and went on to gain certification for Oracle in 30 countries in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region.
Several articles written by Mr. Coster have been published in the TickIT International Newsletter and UK SQM Magazine (Software Quality Management). As part of work for the UK Computing Software and Services Association (now Intellect), Mr. Coster produced member publications on Software Life Cycles and Software Quality Metrics, and acted as editor for the publication of Intellect Quality Practice Guidelines (Internet).
Mr. Coster has an engineering honours degree from Southampton University and is a qualified ISO 9001 TickIT auditor as well as a member of the UK Chartered Quality Institute. He may be reached at mail@acoster.fsnet.co.uk
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John Neorr worked for The Boeing Company for 35 years in Software Engineering before retiring in 2002. Mr. Neorr now does independent consulting. Mr. Neorr�s last assignment at Boeing was managing a configuration management organization that provided CM services to a software development project building reusable command and control software. Mr. Neorr wrote the software configuration management plan for this project, formalized and improved its CM processes, and designed an in-house set of tools to support them. During this project Mr. Neorr CM organization supported over 25 software engineers working in classified and unclassified environments. Mr. Neorr efforts on this project resulted in his receiving several special recognition awards. During his career at Boeing Mr. Neorr specialized in the analysis and development of tools and processes to enhance software developers productivity. Several of these tools, including the adaptation of a database for use as a CM repository, were designed to implement improved software configuration management. Mr. Neorr was a key contributor to Boeing software engineering workstation developed as part of a DoD project, called Software Technology for Adaptable, Reliable Systems (STARS). A key feature of the software engineering workstation was its integrated CM repository. Mr. Neorr received a BS degree in Engineering at Case Institute of Technology in 1966. |
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Thomas M. Pigoski is President and CEO of TECHSOFT, Inc., of Pensacola, Florida, USA. TECHSOFT specializes in software maintenance and provides consulting and training services. Mr. Pigoski has over 30 years experience in the field of software engineering and was technical director of a U.S. Navy software organization, which provided worldwide support. He is currently providing process improvement support for software maintenance to a large Navy engineering organization. He is a past General Chair of the IEEE Computer Society International Conference on Software Maintenance (ICSM). He was the recipient of the Software Maintenance Association News maker of the Year Award for 1990 for his contributions to the field of maintenance. Mr. Pigoski is the Project Editor for the International Organization for Standards (ISO) Standard on Software Maintenance, ISO/IEC 14764. Currently, he is merging the two commercial software maintenance standards, IEEE 1219 and ISO/IEC 14764, into one common standard, ISO/IEC 14764, for IEEE and ISO/IEC. He is also participating in the update to ISO/IEC 12207 and the harmonization of IEEE 12207 and ISO/IEC 15288. He is the author of the text, Practical Software Maintenance: Best Practices for Managing Your Software Investment, published by John Wiley and Sons, New York, 1997. Mr. Pigoski holds a B. S. in Mathematics from St. Johns University, Jamaica New York and a M. S. in Computer Science from the University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii. He also did graduate work in Computer Science at George Washington University, the University of Maryland, and the University of West Florida. |
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