Amalgamation of Personal Software Process in Software Development Practice

The Personal Software Process in Undergraduate Software Engineering Education

The Personal Software Process, PSP, was developed at Carnegie Mellon University’s Software Engineering Institute as a personal version of the Capability Maturity Model. The intention of the PSP is to educate individual software engineers in the processes they follow in completing a programming task with a view to improving the quality of future work. At each level of the PSP more and more usefu...

Software Development for Simulation of Reformer Furnace

In recent years, lots of research has been done on effective usage of natural gas; the first step in these processes is conversion of natural gas to Syngas. Natural gas reforming process by refomer furnace is commonly used for syngas and hydrogen production. In this paper, a windows based software, RIPI-RefSim, is introduced. By using proper heat, mass, kinetic and thermodynamic models as w...

Personal "progress functions" in the software process

The Personal Process in Software Engineering

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Personal Software Process in the Database Course

This paper describes the integration of the Personal Software Process (PSP) into an introductory database course in an MIS curriculum. PSP is a highly disciplined, process-based approach that serves to guide an individual programmer’s activities during the development of a software system. Developed at the Software Engineering Institute (SEI) at Carnegie Mellon University, PSP defines how to us...