Login
Register
Home || Search || About us || Blog || Contact us || Other book sites

Name: Software Project Survival Guide

Author: Steve McConnell
Year: 1997
Rank:

Rating:

Original Rating:

Popularity: 1.4
Genres/categories: Computer Science, Programming, Non Fiction

Purchase/research links:
Equip yourself with SOFTWARE PROJECT SURVIVAL GUIDE. It's for everyone with a stake in the outcome of a development project--and especially for those without formal software project management training. That includes top managers, executives, clients, investors, end-user representatives, project managers, and technical leads.

Here you'll find guidance from the acclaimed author of the classics CODE COMPLETE and RAPID DEVELOPMENT. Steve McConnell draws on solid research and a career's worth of hard-won experience to map the surest path to your goal--what he calls "one specific approach to software development that works pretty well most of the time for most projects." Nineteen chapters in four sections cover the concepts and strategies you need for mastering the development process, including planning, design, management, quality assurance, testing, and archiving. For newcomers and seasoned project managers alike, SOFTWARE PROJECT SURVIVAL GUIDE draws on a vast store of techniques to create an elegantly simplified and reliable framework for project management success.

So don't worry about wandering among complex sets of project management techniques that require years to sort out and master. SOFTWARE PROJECT SURVIVAL GUIDE goes straight to the heart of the matter to help your projects succeed. And that makes it a required addition to every professional's bookshelf.
Similar books:

Code Complete
by Steve McConnell

Death march
by Edward Yourdon

Rapid Development
by Steve McConnell

Joel on Software
by Joel Spolsky

Facts and Fallacies of Software Engineering
by Robert L. Glass

Dynamics of Software Development
by Jim McCarthy

The C Programming Language
by Brian W. Kernighan

Refactoring
by Martin Fowler

Effective Java
by Joshua Bloch

Mastering Regular Expressions
by Jeffrey E. F. Friedl

JavaScript: The Good Parts
by Douglas Crockford

Java Concurrency in Practice
by Brian Goetz

The Clean Coder
by Robert C. Martin

Practical Vim
by Drew Neil

Working Effectively with Legacy Code
by Michael Feathers

The UNIX Programming Environment
by Brian W. Kernighan

Domain-Driven Design
by Eric Evans

Practical Common Lisp
by Peter Seibel

Learn You a Haskell for Great Good!
by Miran Lipovaca

The Design and Evolution of C++
by Bjarne Stroustrup