Part One: The Software Process Chapter 2: Process Models Chapter 3: Agility and Process Chapter 4: Recommended Process Model Chapter 5: Human Aspects of Software Engineering Part Two: Modeling Chapter 6: Principles That Guide Practice Chapter 7: Understanding Requirements Chapter 8: Requirements Modeling-a Recommended Approach Chapter 9: Design Concepts Chapter 10: Architectural Design-a Recommended Approach Chapter 11: Component-level Design Chapter 12: User Experience Design Chapter 13: Design for Mobility Chapter 14: Pattern-based Design Part Three: Quality and Security Chapter 15: Quality Concepts Chapter 16: Reviews-a Recommended Approach Chapter 17: Software Quality Assurance Chapter 18: Software Security Engineering Chapter 19: Software Testing-component Level Chapter 20: Software Testing-integration Level Chapter 21: Software Testing-specialized Testing for Mobility Chapter 22: Software Configuration Management Chapter 23: Software Metrics and Analytics Part Four: Managing Software Projects Chapter 24: Project Management Concepts Chapter 25: Creating A Viable Software Plan Chapter 26: Risk Management Chapter 27: A Strategy for Software Support Part Five: Advanced Topics Chapter 28: Software Process Improvement Chapter 29: Emerging Trends in Software Engineering Chapter 30: Concluding Comments Appendix 1: An Introduction to UML Appendix 2: Data Science for Software Engineers References Index

Includes bibliographical references (pages 639-658) and index.

For almost four decades this textbook has been the world's leading book in software engineering. The ninth edition represents a major restructuring and update of previous editions, solidifying the book's position as the most comprehensive guide to this important subject. A reduction in the amount of survey content and an emphasis on a more prescriptive approach have resulted in a crisp book, making it stronger from a pedagogical viewpoint and less daunting for the reader who desires to journey through the entire book. The chapters have been restructured and organized with a direct emphasis on the major activities that are part of a generic software process. The intent is to provide a more targeted, prescriptive, and focused approach while maintaining the book's reputation as a comprehensive guide to software engineering.