Most complex systems these days are characterized, at least in part, by the software that they incorporate. When considering the Reliability, Maintainability and Supportability (RM&S) of such systems, therefore, the RM&S of the software itself should be included.
Key Questions that could be considered for this Paper:
What are Systems Software RM&S? Do these concepts really apply to software?
How can Systems Software RM&S be verified? How much is ‘good enough’?
What are current best practices in managing/improving Systems Software Reliability, Maintainability and Supportability?
How can the practices be improved?
What are the cost/schedule considerations for Systems Software RM&S?
What are the customer/user expectations for Systems Software RM&S?
How can we understand those expectations?
An Executive Summary (or abstract) and Table of Contents are needed. Grading will be focused on conclusions and/or recommendations.Make sure that you reference any material as appropriate.
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