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Estándares de Mantenimiento del Software

Module by: Miguel-Angel Sicilia. E-mail the authorEdited By: Verónica De la Morena

Summary: Distintos estándares en el Mantenimiento del Software.

ESTÁNDARES DE MANTENIMIENTO

Existen numerosos estándares que abordan el problema de la realización correcta de la fase de mantenimiento del software. Los principales son:

Métrica V31. Por ser la metodología de referencia en España.
ISO/IEC 155042. Por ser de los modelos de procesos el de carácter más internacional y, en cierta manera, más europeo.

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MÉTRICA versión 3. 2001, Madrid: Ministerio de Administraciones Públicas. Secretaría de Estado para la Administración Pública. Consejo Superior de Informática.
ISO/IEC 15504-1:1998. Information Technology-Software Process Assesment, 1998

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Last edited by Verónica De la Morena on Sep 30, 2008 4:22 am -0500.