Unit V: Software Reliability - Software Engineering

Software reliability is one of the most important elements of the overall quality of any software even after the accomplishment of software work. If it fails to meet its actual performance after its deployment, then the software is considered as unreliable software. We cannot expect better performance from such software.

In this “Software Reliability - Software Engineering” you will learn about following topics:

Introduction to Software Reliability
Measures of Reliability and Availability
Software Reliability Measurement Techniques
Product Metrics
Project Management Metrics
Process Metrics
Fault and Failure Metrics
Reliability Metrics
Mean Time to Failure (MTTF)
Mean Time Between Failure (MTBR)
Rate of Occurrence of Failure (ROCOF)
Probability of Failure on Demand (POFOD)
Availability (AVAIL)
Software Reliability Models
Prediction Models
Musa Model
Putnam Model
Rome Lab TR-92-52 Model
Rayleigh Model
Estimation Model
Weibull Model (WM)
Bayesian Models (BM)
J -M Model (JMM)
Goel-Okumoto Model (GOM)
Thompson and Chelson’s Model
Software Safety

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