Phased inspections and their implementation
Phased inspections and their implementation
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阶段性检查及其实施
DOI:
10.1145/127099.127101
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发表时间:
1991
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通讯作者:
E. Myers
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作者:
John C. Knight;E. Myers
Software reviews are not a new idea, they have been around almost as long as software. One of the most natural ways to check if something is correct is to look at it. Babbage and von Neumann both regularly asked colleagues to examine their programs [5]. In the 1950's and 1960's, large software projects often included some sort of software reviews, and in the 1970's these review mechanisms began appearing in publications. By the mid to late 1970's, various review methods had emerged with different names: software reviews, technical reviews, formal reviews, walkthroughs, structured walkthroughs, and code inspections. Each review method had different forms to fill out, different review team sizes and makeup, etc., but none suggested any approach for reviewing the software or other work product other than just looking at it and discussing it.