Publications

Aragon, Kathryn M.; Lorber, Alfred L.

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Aragon, Kathryn M.; Oberti, Michael L.; Tresemer, Kelsey R.; Wilbur, Tracy M.; Couture, Scott A.; Strouphauer, Allen D.

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Lorber, Alfred L.; Aragon, Kathryn M.; Furrow, Regina E.; Handon, Andrea H.

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Lorber, Alfred L.; Aragon, Kathryn M.; Furrow, Regina E.; Handon, Andrea H.

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Aragon, Kathryn M.; Lorber, Alfred L.

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Zepper, John D.; Aragon, Kathryn M.; Bhardwaj, Manoj B.; Lorber, Alfred L.

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Lorber, Alfred L.; Aragon, Kathryn M.; Prescott, Judy A.; Brooks, Jeffrey A.; Stout, Colt W.; Hughes, Bryan H.; Hughes, Bryan H.; Vigil, Dena V.; Walters, Tristan W.; King, Leisa K.; Reeves, Paul C.; Barnes, Scott M.; Arpin, Bettina K.

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Aragon, Kathryn M.; Bouchard, Julie F.

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Aragon, Kathryn M.; Bouchard, Julie F.

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Aragon, Kathryn M.; Eaton, Shelley M.; McCornack, Marjorie T.; Shannon, Sharon A.

When a requirements engineering effort fails to meet expectations, often times the requirements management tool is blamed. Working with numerous project teams at Sandia National Laboratories over the last fifteen years has shown us that the tool is rarely the culprit; usually it is the lack of a viable information architecture with well- designed processes to support requirements engineering. This document illustrates design concepts with rationale, as well as a proven information architecture to structure and manage information in support of requirements engineering activities for any size or type of project. This generalized information architecture is specific to IBM's Rational DOORS (Dynamic Object Oriented Requirements System) software application, which is the requirements management tool in Sandia's CEE (Common Engineering Environment). This generalized information architecture can be used as presented or as a foundation for designing a tailored information architecture for project-specific needs. It may also be tailored for another software tool. Version 1.0 4 November 201

Zepper, John D.; Zepper, John D.; Aragon, Kathryn M.; Minana, Molly A.; Byle, K.A.; Eaton, Donna S.

This document provides a guide to the deployment of the software verification activities, software engineering practices, and project management principles that guide the development of Accelerated Strategic Computing Initiative (ASCI) applications software at Sandia National Laboratories (Sandia). The goal of this document is to identify practices and activities that will foster the development of reliable and trusted products produced by the ASCI Applications program. Document contents include an explanation of the structure and purpose of the ASCI Quality Management Council, an overview of the software development lifecycle, an outline of the practices and activities that should be followed, and an assessment tool.

Zepper, John D.; Aragon, Kathryn M.; Minana, Molly A.; Byle, K.A.; Eaton, Donna S.

This document provides a guide to the deployment of the software verification activities, software engineering practices, and project management principles that guide the development of Accelerated Strategic Computing Initiative (ASCI) applications software at Sandia National Laboratories (Sandia). The goal of this document is to identify practices and activities that will foster the development of reliable and trusted products produced by the ASCI Applications program. Document contents include an explanation of the structure and purpose of the ASCI Quality Management Council, an overview of the software development lifecycle, an outline of the practices and activities that should be followed, and an assessment tool. These sections map practices and activities at Sandia to the ASCI Software Quality Engineering: Goals, Principles, and Guidelines, a Department of Energy document.