Guide to the Software Engineering Body of Knowledge (SWEBOK)
Guide to the Software Engineering Body of Knowledge ®
TABLE OF CONTENTS - CHAPTER 4
COPYRIGHT FOREWORD ASSOCIATE EDITORS INDUSTRIAL ADVISORY BOARD PANEL OF EXPERTS REVIEW TEAM PREFACE CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION TO THE GUIDE CHAPTER 2: SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS CHAPTER 3: SOFTWARE DESIGN CHAPTER 4: SOFTWARE CONSTRUCTION ACRONYMS INTRODUCTION BREAKDOWN OF TOPICS FOR SOFTWARE CONSTRUCTION 1. Software Construction Fundamentals 1.1. Minimizing Complexity 1.2. Anticipating Change 1.3. Constructing for Verification 1.4. Standards in Construction 2. Managing Construction 2.1. Construction Models 2.2. Construction Planning 2.3. Construction Measurement 3. Practical considerations 3.1. Construction Design 3.2 Construction Languages 3.3. Coding 3.4. Construction Testing 3.5. Reuse 3.6. Construction Quality 3.7 Integration Matrix of Topics vs. Reference Material RECOMMENDED REFERENCES FOR SOFTWARE CONSTRUCTION APPENDIX A. LIST OF FURTHER READINGS APPENDIX B. LIST OF STANDARDS CHAPTER 5: SOFTWARE TESTING CHAPTER 6: SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE CHAPTER 7: SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT CHAPTER 8: SOFTWARE ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT CHAPTER 9: SOFTWARE ENGINEERING PROCESS CHAPTER 10: SOFTWARE ENGINEERING TOOLS AND METHODS CHAPTER 11: SOFTWARE QUALITY CHAPTER 12: RELATED DISCIPLINES OF SOFTWARE ENGINEERING APPENDIX A: KNOWLEDGE AREA DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE IRONMAN VERSION OF THE GUIDE TO THE SOFTWARE ENGINEERING BODY OF KNOWLEDGE APPENDIX B: EVOLUTION OF THE GUIDE TO THE SOFTWARE ENGINEERING BODY OF KNOWLEDGE APPENDIX C: ALLOCATION OF IEEE AND ISO SOFTWARE ENGINEERING STANDARDS TO SWEBOK KNOWLEDGE AREAS APPENDIX D: CLASSIFICATION OF TOPICS ACCORDING TO BLOOM’S TAXONOMY
ACRONYMS INTRODUCTION BREAKDOWN OF TOPICS FOR SOFTWARE CONSTRUCTION 1. Software Construction Fundamentals 1.1. Minimizing Complexity 1.2. Anticipating Change 1.3. Constructing for Verification 1.4. Standards in Construction 2. Managing Construction 2.1. Construction Models 2.2. Construction Planning 2.3. Construction Measurement 3. Practical considerations 3.1. Construction Design 3.2 Construction Languages 3.3. Coding 3.4. Construction Testing 3.5. Reuse 3.6. Construction Quality 3.7 Integration Matrix of Topics vs. Reference Material RECOMMENDED REFERENCES FOR SOFTWARE CONSTRUCTION APPENDIX A. LIST OF FURTHER READINGS APPENDIX B. LIST OF STANDARDS
