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DESCRIPTION:Hardware reliability engineering\, for electrical and mechanica
 l systems\, is a mature discipline dating back to World War II. Today\, we
  can predict the reliability of modern systems with uncanny accuracy. Soft
 ware-based systems\, however\, are far more elusive. Since the first attem
 pt to predict software reliability in the 1960’s\, engineers across all 
 industries and academia have struggled to find the models and methods that
  would enable our ability to have confidence in our mission critical digit
 al systems. In 2016\, the IEEE published IEEE1633 – Recommended Practice
  for Software Reliability\, which provided a consolidated\, consistent\, a
 nd practical framework for conducting software reliability engineering.\n\
 nCo-sponsored by: Angela Robinson\n\nAgenda: \n6:00 Networking\n\n6:30 Spe
 aker\n\n8:30 Adjourn\n\nVirtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/406413
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/406413
ORGANIZER:mnrc.ieee@gmail.com
SEQUENCE:27
SUMMARY: IEEE-1633: Best Practices for Software Reliability Engineering
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/406413
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 ot-4  ">\n<div class="g-cell g-cell-10-12 g-cell-md-1-1">\n<div class="has
 -user-generated-content">\n<p>Hardware reliability engineering\, for elect
 rical and mechanical systems\, is a mature discipline dating back to World
  War II.&nbsp\; Today\, we can predict the reliability of modern systems w
 ith uncanny accuracy.&nbsp\; Software-based systems\, however\, are far mo
 re elusive.&nbsp\; Since the first attempt to predict software reliability
  in the 1960&rsquo\;s\, engineers across all industries and academia have 
 struggled to find the models and methods that would enable our ability to 
 have confidence in our mission critical digital systems. In 2016\, the IEE
 E published IEEE1633 &ndash\; Recommended Practice for Software Reliabilit
 y\, which provided a consolidated\, consistent\, and practical framework f
 or conducting software reliability engineering.&nbsp\;</p>\n</div>\n</div>
 \n</div><br /><br />Agenda: <br /><p>6:00 Networking</p>\n<p>6:30 Speaker<
 /p>\n<p>8:30&nbsp\; Adjourn</p>
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