Software engineering : Barry W. Boehms lifetime contributions to software development management and research Introduction. Acknowledgements. Chapter 1. Software Architecture and Quality. Chapter 2. Software Economics. Chapter 3. Software Tools. Chapter 4. Software Process: Early Spiral Model. Chapter 5. Software Risk Management. Chapter 6. Software Process: Emerging Extensions. Chapter 7. Software and Systems Management. Chapter 8. Software Engineering State of the Art and Practice. Chapter 9. Value Based Software Engineering. Chapter 10. Being a Software Engineer in the Software Century. Index. About the Editor Landmark findings and best practices from software engineering pioneer Barry W. Boehm based on forty years of research and experienceThis book presents forty two of Barry W. Boehms best articles on software engineering organizes them into nine chapters with newly written summaries by nine of his colleagues and concludes with a new chapter on Barrys thoughts for the future. The book chapters address:. Software Architecture and Quality. Software Economics. Software Tools. Software Process: Early Spiral Model. Software Risk Management. Software Process: Emerging Extensions. Software and Systems Management. Software Engineering State of the Art and Practice. Value Based Software Engineering. A Software Engineer in the Software CenturyThis book is recommended as a guide and resource for software engineers project managers and technology executives as well as a textbook for advanced undergraduate and graduate courses. In my view Barry Boehm is single handedly responsible for turning software engineering from an anecdote driven opinion laden art form into data driven fact based engineering. Dr. William A. Wulf President National Academy of Engineering This book is a must read for all software engineers. Dr. Yannis C. Yortsos Dean Viterbi School of Engineering University of Southern California Barry Boehm has led the effort to put a sound footing under software engineering. His Software Engineering Economics provided fact grounded models that first enabled us to move beyond speculation in budgeting and scheduling. His spiral development model and risk management strategies each constitute major advances in our thinking. Dr. Frederick P. Brooks Jr. Kenan Professor of Computer Science University of North Carolina This book makes clear Barry Boehms enormous contributions to software engineering over several decades and provides a perspective no one else could have given. Dr. Victor R. Basili Professor of Computer Science University of Maryland This collection of articles illuminates why Barry Boehm is one of the software industrys most trusted advisors. Walker E. Royce Vice President IBM Rational Barry Boehm has spent much of his adult life guiding us and our industry; I for one am full of gratitude. Tom DeMarco Principal The Atlantic Systems Guild Read Boehms hints that will make your software shop tick. Dr. Lawrence Bernstein Professor of Software Engineering Stevens Institute of Technology Barry Boehms insights into software ...