Software Project Management

by Mike Cotterell, Robert Hughes

A comprehensive guide to the practical processes of software measurement, highlighting the significance of the role of the manager or team leader and the members of the project team. The authors' wide experience in the subject is demonstrated in the practical nature of the book and in the way it looks at the topics from the viewpoints of both managers and team members.

274 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 1995

Reviews

[LuisGreen]

I didn’t have any expectations concerning that title, but the more I was astonished. The author did a great job. I spent a few minutes reading and checking the facts. Everything is very clear and understandable. I like posts that fill in your knowledge gaps. This one is of the sort.

[Gerhard · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book includes real-life examples and formal definitions of all the jargon that is commonplace in the project management world. Even though it gets a little dry at times, time and effort invested are ultimately rewarded.