Software processes and life cycle models: an introduction to modelling, using and managing agile, plan-driven and hybrid processes
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| adam_text | Contents 1 Foundations.................................................................................................... 1.1 Background............................................................................................ 1.1.1 Basic Concepts.......................................................................... 1.1.2 The Purpose of Explicitly Using Software Processes............ 1.1.3 Software Processes and their Evolution.................................. 1.1.4 Managing Software Processes.................................................. 1.1.5 Software Process Models and Meta-models.......................... 1.2 The Software Process Ecosystem........................................................ 1.3 Historical Overview.............................................................................. 1.3.1 The Early Days.......................................................................... 1.3.2 The 1980s: The Rise of Software Processes.......................... 1.3.3 The 1990s and Early 2000s: Lightweight and Agile Processes 1.3.4 Recent Trends............................................................................ 1.4 Terminology and Basic Concepts ........................................................ 1.4.1 General Terminology................................................................ 1.4.2 Process Terminology................................................................ 1.4.3 Software Process Terminology................................................ 1.4.4 Model and Meta-model Terminology....................................... 1.4.5 Process
Model Terminology.................................................... 1.4.6 Major Phases Within Software Life Cycles............................ 1.4.7 Other Relevant Terminology.................................................... Further Reading .............................................................................................. Exercises.......................................................................................................... References........................................................................................................ 1 1 1 3 5 8 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 20 21 21 24 27 29 32 34 35 36 36 2 Software Process Definition and Modelling.............................................. 2.1 Introduction........................................................................................... 2.1.1 Basic Concepts.......................................................................... 2.1.2 Properties of Process Meta-Models........................................ 2.1.3 Meta-meta-modelling................................................................ 2.1.4 Core Contents of Software Process Models............................ 41 41 42 43 46 47 xv
xvi Contents 2.1.5 Further Contents of Software Process Models...................... Notations for Modelling the Interactions Between Processes............ 2.2.1 Value Chain Diagrams and Process Landscape Diagrams ... 2.2.2 The Multi-View Process Modeling Language (MVP-L) .... 2.3 Detailed-Level Modelling Notations for Individual Processes.......... 2.3.1 Process Patterns........................................................................ 2.3.2 Modelling Notations from Requirements Analysis................ 2.3.3 High-Level Notations for General Processes.......................... 2.3.4 Notations for Modelling Business Processes.......................... 2.3.5 Process Notations for Formal Analysis.................................. 2.4 Combined Modelling Notations Combining High-Level and Detailed-Level Modelling...................................................................... 2.4.1 Life Cycle Diagram Plus Textual Process Documentation... 2.4.2 The Software Systems Process Engineering Meta-Model (SPEM)...................................................................................... 2.4.3 Software Engineering Metamodel for Development Methodologies (SEMDM) ISO/IEC 24744 ............................ 2.4.4 V-Model XT Meta-Model........................................................ Further Reading .............................................................................................. Exercises..........................................................................................................
References........................................................................................................ 49 49 50 50 53 53 54 56 58 60 Software Processes in the Software Product Life Cycle........................ 3.1 Introduction............................................................................................ 3.1.1 Distinctive Properties of Software Process and Life Cycle Models........................................................................................ 3.1.2 Software Product Life Cycle.................................................... 3.1.3 Organisational Software Processes.......................................... 3.1.4 Software Development Life Cycle.......................................... 3.1.5 Software Life Cycle Processes According to lSOãEC/ШЕЕ 12207................................................................ 3.1.6 Categories of Software Process and Life Cycle Models........ 3.1.7 Categorizing Process Models by Level of Detail.................. 3.2 Basic Software Development Life Cycle Models.............................. 3.2.1 Waterfall Models...................................................................... 3.2.2 The V-Model.............................................................................. 3.2.3 Component- or Matrix-Based Models.................................... 3.2.4 Prototyping................................................................................ 3.2.5 Iterative, Incremental and Evolutionary Development.......... 3.2.6 An Anti-Pattern: Code-and-Fix................................................
3.2.7 Digression: the Six Phases of a (Big) Project........................ 3.3 Methodology-Driven Life Cycle and Process Models........................ 3.4 Detailed, Combined Software Life Cycle and Process Models........ 3.4.1 The (Rational) Unified Process................................................ 3.4.2 The German V-Model XT........................................................ 69 69 2.2 3 61 62 63 64 65 66 66 67 70 73 75 77 77 78 80 81 81 83 85 86 89 95 95 96 97 97 99
Contents xvii 3.4.3 Other Software Process Models................................................100 Agile and Lean Development Processes and Methodologies............ 102 3.5.1 The Agile Manifesto ..................................................................102 3.5.2 Scrum............................................................................................103 3.5.3 Common Agile Practices............................................................108 3.5.4 Planning and Tracking Work in Agile Development............ 109 3.5.5 Extreme Programming (XP)......................................................110 3.5.6 Lean Development............ ......................................................... Ill 3.5.7 Other Common Agile and Lean Methodologies....................115 3.5.8 Processes for Open Source Software Development..............117 3.5.9 Scaling Agile Development........................................................118 3.5.10 Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe®)..........................................121 3.6 Hybrid Approaches..................................................................................124 3.7 (Capability) Maturity Models ................................................................126 3.8 IT Service Management and Operations................................................126 3.8.1 The IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL) ........................................127 3.8.2 Other Models for IT Service Management and Operations .. 127 3.9 Integrating Software Development and Software Operations............ 128 3.10 Software Processes and
Architecture ....................................................130 3.11 Safety, Security and Privacy................................................................... 131 3.11.1 Basic Concepts............................................................................131 3.11.2 Safety Standards and Software Processes................................135 3.11.3 Security Standards and Software Processes..............................137 3.11.4 Privacy Standards and Software Processes ..............................140 3.11.5 Safety, Security and Privacy in the Development Life Cycle. 142 3.12 Application-Specific Life Cycle Models................................................144 3.12.1 Life Cycle Models for the Development of Cyber-Physical Systems....................................................................................... 145 3.12.2 Life Cycle Models for Customisation, Configuration and Integration Projects ....................................................................145 3.12.3 Life Cycle Models for Artificial Intelligence Systems.......... 146 3.12.4 Life Cycle Models for Big Data Projects................................146 3.13 Estimating the Dissemination of Software Life Cycle Models.......... 147 Further Reading ................................................................................................151 Exercises........................................................................................................... 152 References..........................................................................................................152 3.5
4 Governance and Management of Software Processes..............................159 4.1 Introduction............................................................................................. 159 4.2 Process Infrastructure............................................................................. 160 4.2.1 Process Roles..............................................................................160 4.2.2 Selecting a Process Notation......................................................165 4.2.3 Process Asset Management and Control..................................165 4.3 Process Definition................................................................................... 168 4.3.1 Basic Concepts............................................................................ 168
xviii Contents 4.3.2 Software Process Development................................................. 169 Process Selection......................................................................................171 Process Tailoring......................................................................................176 4.5.1 Overview of Process Tailoring..................................................176 4.5.2 Tailoring Strategies ....................................................................178 4.5.3 Tailoring Criteria........................................................................179 4.6 Process Deployment................................................................................180 4.6.1 Challenges in Process Deployment ..........................................180 4.6.2 State-Enable-Verify-Reward..................................................... 181 4.6.3 Change Management..................................................................182 4.7 Quality Assurance....................................................................................187 4.8 IT Governance and Process Governance................................................189 4.8.1 Basic Concepts............................................................................189 4.8.2 The COBIT Framework..............................................................194 4.8.3 Software Process Governance....................................................198 4.8.4 IT Governance and Agile Development....................................199 4.8.5 Governance of IT
Architecture..................................................199 4.9 Software Processes as a Form of Knowledge Management............... 202 4.9.1 Codification vs. Personalisation of Knowledge....................... 202 4.9.2 Probst’s Building Blocks of Knowledge Management..........202 4.9.3 Armour’s Laws of Software Process ....................................... 204 4.10 (Globally) Distributed Software Processes........................................... 205 4.11 Software Processes for Software Acquisition....................................... 206 Further Reading ............................................................................................... 207 Exercises........................................................................................................... 208 References......................................................................................................... 208 4.4 4.5 5 Software Process Assessment and Improvement..................................... 211 5.1 Introduction............................................................................................. 211 5.2 Quality of Software Processes and Software Process Models.......... 212 5.3 Software Process Improvement............................................................. 214 5.3.1 Collection, Analysis and Handling of Improvement Ideas... 215 5.3.2 Assessments, Appraisals and Audits ....................................... 217 5.3.3 The SPI Manifesto..................................................................... 220 5.4 Quality
Management............................................................................... 221 5.4.1 Foundations of Quality Management....................................... 221 5.4.2 The Plan-Do-Check-Act-Cycle (PDCA)..................................222 5.4.3 The ISO 9000 Series of Standards........................................... 224 5.4.4 Responsibility for Quality, Quality Management and Quality Assurance..................................................................... 226 5.4.5 Certification ............................................................................... 227 5.4.6 Total Quality Management (TQM)........................................... 229 5.5 (Capability) Maturity Models ............................................................... 230 5.5.1 Basic Concepts of Capability Maturity Models ......................231 5.5.2 Capability and Maturity Levels................................................. 236
Contents xix 5.5.3 5.5.4 5.5.5 Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI®)................. 237 SPICE (ISO/IEC 15504 and ISO/IEC ЗЗОхх)......................... 246 Capability Maturity Models from the Customer’s Point of View............................................................................................. 252 5.6 Assessment and Improvement in Agile and Lean Development .... 253 5.7 The TAME Project and Related Work................................................... 254 5.8 Further Assessment and Improvement Approaches............................. 256 Further Reading ............................................................................................... 257 Exercises........................................................................................................... 257 References.........................................................................................................258 6 Software and Software Process Measurement......................................... 261 6.1 Introduction............................................................................................. 261 6.1.1 Why measure? ........................................................................... 261 6.1.2 Measurement Terminology....................................................... 262 6.1.3 Measurement Foundations......................................................... 263 6.1.4 Metrics......................................................................................... 265 6.2 Implementing and Deploying Measures and Measurement Systems . 265 6.2.1 Basic
Concepts............................................................................ 266 6.2.2 The Goal-Question-Metric Paradigm: GQM and GQM+ ... 268 6.2.3 Measurement and Analysis in CMMI..................................... 270 6.2.4 Aggregating Different Metrics For Reporting......................... 271 6.3 Product Metrics....................................................................................... 272 6.3.1 Software Metrics ....................................................................... 272 6.3.2 Software Quality Metrics........................................................... 273 6.4 Project and Service Metrics................................................................... 273 6.5 Process Metrics: Measuring Process Quality Using Gokyo Ri........... 275 6.6 Measurement and Agile Methods......................................................... 283 Further Reading ............................................................................................... 284 Exercises........................................................................................................... 284 References......................................................................................................... 285 7 Tool Support for Software Processes........................................................... 287 7.1 Introduction............................................................................................287 7.2 Support for Process Modelling and Process Management................. 289 7.2.1 Process
Editors........................................................................... 289 7.2.2 Process and Process Asset Management Tools....................... 291 7.2.3 Compliance and Quality Assurance Tools............................... 292 7.3 Tool Support for Process Enactment in the Early Stages of the Software Life Cycle............................................................................... 292 7.4 Tool Support for Process Enactment in Software Development......... 293 7.4.1 Why Tool Support for the Enactment of Software Development Processes?........................................................... 293 7.4.2 Process Visualisation................................................................. 294 7.4.3 Process-Aware Tools................................................................. 294
Contents XX 7.4.4 Tool Support for Project Management and Technical Tasks . 295 7.4.5 Development Environments ..................................................... 295 7.4.6 Documentation of Source Code............................................... 298 7.5 Tool Support for Process Enactment in the Late Stages of the Software Product Life Cycle................................................................. 299 7.6 Compliance and Quality Assurance Tools in Process Enactment ... 299 7.7 Privacy (Data Protection)....................................................................... 300 Further Reading ............................................................................................... 300 Exercises........................................................................................................... 301 References......................................................................................................... 301 8 Selected Current Trends in Software Processes....................................... 303 8.1 Process Intelligence and Process Mining............................................. 303 8.1.1 Basic Concepts of Process Mining........................................... 303 8.1.2 Process Mining and Software Processes................................. 305 8.1.3 Mining of Software Engineering Processes..............................306 8.2 Statistical Process Control and Six Sigma........................................... 309 8.2.1 Statistical Process Control (SPC)............................................. 309 8.2.2 Six
Sigma................................................................................... 310 8.2.3 SPC and Six Sigma for Software Processes ........................... 311 8.3 DevOps..................................................................................................... 313 8.3.1 From Continuous Integration to Continuous Deployment... 314 8.3.2 The “Three Ways” of DevOps................................................... 316 8.3.3 DevOps in Context..................................................................... 318 8.3.4 DevOps and CALMS............................................................... 319 8.3.5 DevOps and ITIL..................................................................... 320 8.3.6 Benefits and Challenges of DevOps....................................... 322 Further Reading ............................................................................................... 324 Exercises....................................................................... 324 References......................................................................................................... 325 A Relevant norms and standards..................................................................... 327 A.1 A Short Overview of the Most Relevant ProcessStandards................ 327 A.2 ISO and IEC Standards...........................................................................328 A.3 Other Relevant Standard Documents ............. 331 Further Reading ............................................................................................... 332
References......................................................................................................... 332 В Gokyo Ri Check-lists to Measure Process Quality................................... 333 B.l Process Quality Characteristic “Process Objectives and Requirements”......................................................................................... 333 B.2 Process Quality Characteristic “Process Capability”...........................333 References......................................................................................................... 333 Index 337
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