Adaptable Process Model Checklists
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	CHECKLISTS FOR MANAGERS The following checklists are provided to assist managers in assessing the qulaity of various work products produced early in the software process. It should be noted that these checklists are not intended to be comprehensive in nature. Rather, they provide a starting point from which as assessment of quality can be made. Assessing the Project pLan Assessing Cost Estimates and Schedule Conducting Feasibility Analysis Airlie Project QuickLook (best practices) Assessing Team Structure and Resources Conducting Risk Analysis Software Quality Assurance Checklist ISO-9001 Checklist Software Configuration Management Checklist Assessing the Likelihood of Reengineering CHECKLISTS FOR PRACTITIONERS The following checklists are provided to assist software engineers (and those with technical interest) in developing and reviewing work products produced as part of the software process. It should be noted that these checklists are not intended to be comprehensive in nature. Rather, they provide a starting point from which as assessment of quality can be made. System Level Requirements Validation Preparing for Software Requirements Elicitation Reviewing the Analysis Model Software Requirements Specification Checklist Reviewing the Software Design Model General Issues Data design Architectural design User interface design Component-level design Conducting Unit Tests Conducting Integration Tests Conducting Validation Tests Testing GUIs Reviewing OOA and OOD Models Conducting Object-Oriented Testing Component-Based Software Engineering Assessing Quality Of Web Applications (WebApps) In addition to the checklists developed for the adaptable process model, there are many software engineering checklists available across the Web. The following Web sites contain worthwhile checklists: Software Engineering Checklists - 1 A excellent collection of software engineering checklists has been developed by Steve McConnell of Construx. Software Engineering Checklists - 2 Pointers to 17 different software engineering checklists has been prepared by Quality World. Software Engineering Checklists - 3 A variety of software engineer checklists including Proposal Checklist Project Plan Checklist Requirement Specification Checklist Design Document Checklist Database Specification Checklist Test Document Checklist Interface Control Document Checklist User Documentation Checklist Software Unit Code Checklist Unit Test Checklist Integration Test Checklist System Test Checklist Interface Test Checklist Customer Acceptance Test Checklist Technology Transition Checklist The SEI has created a comprehesive set of guidelines for technology transition (and SPI) projects. Design Pattern Checklist Developed by Doug Lee. GUI Checklist - 1 A detailed checklist (46 questions) for GUI is presented. GUI Checklist - 2 GUI Testing Checklist Accessibility Design Checklist Developed by Microsoft, these guidelines (checklists) address GUI design issues. Unix System Security Checklist Worthwhile guidelines for UNIX OS security. Checklist of WWWeb Design Errors What not to do when you design WebApps. Website Evaluation Checklist Can be used to assessed the quality of the design you create. Web Graphics Checklist Short checklist to help ensure aesthetic quality of Web graphic content. User Testing Techniques - A Reader-Friendliness Checklist Used to assess the reader friendliness of a Web site. Hundreds of software engineering textbooks contain useful checklists for analysis, design, testing and a variety of software engineering topics. Us the link below to search for the book that will meet your needs.