Proven techniques for software engineering success This book is in depth study of software engineering topics not covered elsewhere: the question of why software engineering has developed more than 2,500 programming languages; problem with the traditional definition of software quality, and problems with a common metric, "lines of code," and "cost per disability" in violation of standard economic assumptions. Software Engineering Best Practices describes how to effectively plan, schedule, size, and manage software projects of all kinds, using the procedure of solid technique. Managing Agile, hierarchical, matrix, and virtual software development teams optimize the quality of software using JAD, OFD, TSP, static analysis, inspection, and other methods with a proven record of successful use of high-speed functional metrics to assess the level of productivity and quality of the organization plan optimal, from a small team through more than 1,000 personnel