»Friday
| 10:00 | Keynote, Room L 005 Independent Quality Management (IQM): Success Factor for Outsourcing - Off-Shore/Near-Shore Rudolf van Megen, SQS Software Quality Systems (D) |
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| Session I-IV, Room L 002Industrials Chair: Uwe Hehn |
Session I-V, Room L 003Industrials Chair: Norbert Fleischmann |
Session I-VI, Room L 004Industrials Chair: Götz Wankelmuth |
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| 11:00 | Software Configuration and Process Management Achim Ruder MKS (D) |
Automation of Functional GUI Tests for Java Applications with qftestJUI Gregor Schmid Quality First Software (D) |
Implementing a Requirements-based UML-Process Matthias Zieger Borland (D) |
| 11:30 | Certification of Software Quality Professionals Robert Treffny International Software Quality Institute (D) |
Facetten der Software-Qualität Rainer Menke IBM (D) |
Wisdom starts if you realize the facts -100% Code Review in der Praxis Reinhard Haberfellner QiDO Software Quality Services (A) |
| 12:00 | Lunch and Exhibition | ||
| Session A-III, Room L 002Quality Management Chair: Roland Petrasch |
Session B-III, Room L 003Model-based Testing Chair: Andreas Spillner |
Session C-III, Room L 004Requirements Engineering Chair: Walter Wintersteiger |
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| 13:00 | Code Quality in a Reuse Environment Peter Fromm et al. Siemens VDO Automotive (D) Categories: A + E |
Motivating & Maximizing Your Tester's Potential Capabilities and Outcome Alon Linetzki Amdocs Ltd. (IL) Categories: B + E + S |
Efficient Transition of Requirements into Testcases of verifiable High Quality Jörg Kleinz SQS (D) Categories: A + E |
| 13:30 | Application of Evaluation Research in Software Quality Management: Lessons Learned from Two Projects Peter Wendorff ASSET (D) Categories: B + E + S |
Statistical Certification of Software Systems Alessandro Di Bucchianico et al. LaQuSo (NL) Categories: R |
Requirements Engineering in Theory and Practice Jan Ittner method park (D) Categories: A + E |
| 14:00 | Testing Distributed Systems Achim Schmidt SAP SI (D) Categories: A + E |
Non-Functional Software Testing Wojciech Jaszcz SJSI Polish Software Quality Organization (PL) Category: E |
A User's Manual as Requirements Specification - Half the Effort with Double Benefit? Chris Rupp et al. SOPHIST Group (D) Categories: A + E + T |
| 14:30 | Coffee Break and Exhibition | ||
| 15:00 | Keynote, Room L 005 Measuring Test Effectiveness Rick Craig, Software Quality Engineering (USA) |
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| 16:00 | Closing Session, Room L 005 Best Paper Award, Best Presentation Award, Announcements, and Goodbye Bernd Hindel, President ASQF e. V. |
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Classification
In accordance with your experience and interests, you may select the most adequate of the simultaneously held presentations.
B – Basic
No previous knowledge required
A – Advanced
Previous knowledge required. Experts might learn something from this presentation.
T – Trends
Glance into the future, this is what is coming in the next few years.
R – Research
New ideas from research with little or no practical experience.
E – Experience
Practice reports, use of methods and processes.
S – Survey
General introduction into an area.
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Keynote, Room L 005 Independent Quality Management (IQM): Success Factor for Outsourcing – Off-Shore/Near-Shore |
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Session I-IV, Room L 002Industrials |
Session I-V, Room L 003Industrials |
Session I-VI, Room L 004Industrials |
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11:00 |
Software Configuration and Process Management |
Automation of Functional GUI Tests for Java Applications with qftestJUI |
Implementing a Requirements-based UML-Process |
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11:30 |
Certification of Software Quality Professionals |
Facetten der Software-Qualität |
Wisdom starts if you realize the facts –100% Code Review in der Praxis |
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12:00 |
Lunch and Exhibition |
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Session A-III, Room L 002Quality Management |
Session B-III, Room L 003Model-based Testing |
Session C-III, Room L 004Requirements Engineering |
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13:00 |
Code Quality in a Reuse Environment |
Motivating & Maximizing Your Tester's Potential Capabilities and Outcome |
Efficient Transition of Requirements into Testcases of verifiable High Quality |
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13:30 |
Application of Evaluation Research in Software Quality Management: Lessons Learned from Two Projects |
Statistical Certification of Software Systems |
Requirements Engineering in Theory and Practice |
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14:00 |
Testing Distributed Systems |
Non-Functional Software Testing |
A User's Manual as Requirements Specification – Half the Effort with Double Benefit? |
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14:30 |
Coffee Break and Exhibition |
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15:00 |
Keynote, Room L 005 Measuring Test Effectiveness |
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16:00 |
Closing Session, Room L 005 Best Paper Award, Best Presentation Award, Announcements, and Goodbye |
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Classification
In accordance with your experience and interests, you may select the most adequate of the simultaneously held presentations.
<dl><dt>B – Basic</dt><dd>No previous knowledge required</dd><dt>A – Advanced</dt><dd>Previous knowledge required. Experts might learn something from this presentation.</dd><dt>T – Trends</dt><dd>Glance into the future, this is what is coming in the next few years.</dd><dt>R – Research</dt><dd>New ideas from research with little or no practical experience.</dd><dt>E – Experience</dt><dd>Practice reports, use of methods and processes.</dd><dt>S – Survey</dt><dd>General introduction into an area.</dd></dl>