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Vol: 49(63) No: 3 / September 2004 Quality and Standardization in Information Technology Constantin Cosovan Computers Department, "Politehnica" University of Timisoara, Faculty of Automatics and Computers, V. Parvan 2, 300223 Timisoara, Romania, phone: (40) 0256 - 404062, e-mail: ccosovan@aspc.cs.utt.ro Iolanda Cosovan UMP Department, "Politehnica" University of Timisoara, Faculty of Mechanics, Bd. M. Viteazu 1, 300222 Timisoara, Romania, phone: (40) 0256 – 40, e-mail: ump@eng.utt.ro Keywords: quality, ratio, reliability, standard, fault, module Abstract The paper presents, in a short from the nowadays acute requirement for a unique standardization system, due to a greater dependence of the present day society on the relation quality - software - total quality management (TQM). The modern decision and operational tools are more frequently resorted to on account of the economies development and informatization, so that they make the object of an increased tendency towards globalization for the time being. Software quality is interpreted starting from the (global) quality models defined by ISO 9000, 9126, 9241, 9001/94 refer to software systems quality assurance and their use, as well as the motivation of their application. References [1] C. Pribeanu, Quality models of informatic products. Quality Platform periodical, no. 7-8/1995, pg. 86-89. [2] A. Popa, C. Giurescu, L. Vasilescu, Software Quality, Quality Platform periodical, no. 4-5/1999, pg. 96-104 [3] Al. Balog, Certification in information technology, Quality Platform, periodical, no. 4/2000, pg. 48-54. [4] C. Roncea, M. Olaru, Products quality in information technology, Quality Platform periodical, no. 8/2000, pg. 30-36. [5] C. Roncea, L. Roncea, Metrics and software quality measuring, Quality Platform periodical, no. 1/2001, pg. 15-20. [6] D. Vasile, Reasons for a global standardization system, Inventions and Economy periodical, no. 1/2001, pg. 16-17. [7] M. Trandafir, V. Antonescu, Quality – Work methods and techniques The Office for ICM Documentary Information 1996. [8] N. Fentan Software Metrics, Chapman&Hall, 1991 [9] W. Brakhahn, U. Vogt, ISO 9000 – for services, The Technical Publishing House, Bucharest, 1998 [10] S. McConnell, Code complete: a Practical handbook of a software construction, Microsoft 1993 [11] G. Anghelescu, ISO 9000 family – the new approach, Economical Platform periodical, no. 14/2000, pg. 30-31 [12] B. Henderson-Sellers, Object Oriented Metrics. Measures of Complexity, Ed. Prentice Hall, 1996 |