BUILDING TRUSTWORTHY SOFTWARE

The article: "Building Trustworthy Software”

The article: "Building Trustworthy Software”

According to Hogan, "The full business, from initial thinking to final use, is called the product's life cycle." A life cycle is the sequence in which a project specifies, prototypes, designs, implements, tests, and maintains a piece of software. Explicit recognition of a life cycle encourages development teams to address development issues at the appropriate time; for example, to establish basic software requirements before design or coding begins. We recommend that developers roughly follow the staged delivery model (below) when designing significantly new versions of the full model and when developing ...