On-site Training for Mission-Critical Projects
Developing mission-critical software applications requires a highly trained software project team. The focus of my training is to provide teams with the tools and techniques they need to be successful and competitive in the global economy.On-site Courses
Click on the course for an overview and syllabus:- Software Verification & Validation for Mission-Critical Projects
- Requirements-Based Estimating and Scheduling Best Practices
- Project Retrospectives
- Peer Reviews and Inspections
Brown bag seminars
Brown bag seminars are a collection of short, focused, informal seminars aimed at helping organizations improve predictability, productivity, quality, and time-to-market. By presenting focused topics in a short (about an hour) informal setting, your staff can learn new methods and techniques that can help them in their work without affecting time-critical project schedules.Brown bag seminars can also be used as a forum for discussing compliance issues and for sharing ideas and experiences. Brown bag seminars can be presented in person in the New England area or using browser-based remote meeting tools.
Examples of Brown Bag Seminar Topics:
- Do You Have the Right Stuff to Manage a QA/Test Team?
- Writing Requirements for Software
- Estimating and Scheduling using the Yellow Sticky Method
- Root Cause Analysis for Customer Reported Problems
- Increasing the Effectiveness of Testing
- Introduction to Peer Reviews and Inspections
- Risk Management for Software Projects
- All Software Is Defective—Implications for the Software Industry
