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Abstract: : A model is presented that allows the characterization of the maturity
of a profession in terms of eight infrastructure components: initial professional
education, accreditation, skills development, certification, licensing, professional
development, a code of ethics, and a professional society. Several mature professions
are examined to provide examples of the nature of these components. The
current states of the components of software engineering are described, and
predictions are made for... (Update)
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.... of computing, but for those who have professional education and preparation for the practice of software engineering [Denning 92, Ford 96, Lethbridge 98] This includes practice related to use of software processes, measurement and analysis, front end development methods,...
...education, entertainment, and the law. Unfortunately there are severe problems with the quality of software and the cost of producing it [10]. Employers complain that new graduates of computing programs do not have knowledge and skills in some of the key areas of software...
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Ford, G. & Gibbs, N., "A Mature Profession of Software Engineering", Software Engineering Institute Technical Report CMU/SEI-96-TR-04, 1996b. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/ford96mature.html More
@misc{ ford-mature,
author = "G. Ford and N. Gibbs",
title = "A Mature Profession of Software Engineering",
text = "Ford, G. & Gibbs, N., A Mature Profession of Software Engineering, Software
Engineering Institute Technical Report CMU/SEI-96-TR-04, 1996b.",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/ford96mature.html" }
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