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CSE 322: Software Reliability Engineering Topics covered: Software Reliability Models

Introduction  Purpose:  Classification:

Classification of models  Data-domain:  Time-domain:

Error seeding and tagging models  Overview

Input-domain models  Overview:

Time domain models  Objective:  Two types of failure data:

Time domain models (contd..)  Important models:  For each model:  Parameter estimation methods:

Classification of time domain models  Purpose:  Attributes used for classification:  Time domain:  Category:  Type:  Class  Family

Finite vs. infinite failure models

Model type: Poisson

Model type: Poisson (contd..)

Model type: Binomial

Model type: Binomial (contd..)

Poisson vs. Binomial models

Model implementation and limitations  When to use:

Model implementation and limitations (contd..)  Implementation:

Model implementation and limitations (contd..)  Future prediction: