After presenting introductory aspects of computer system reliability such as safety, usability-related facts and figures, terms and definitions, and sources for obtaining useful information on computer system reliability, safety, and usability, the book:
Reviews mathematical concepts considered useful to understanding subsequent chapters
Presents various introductory aspects of reliability, safety, and usability and computer system reliability basics
Covers software reliability assessment and improvement methods
Discusses important aspects of software quality and human error and software bugs in computer systems
Highlights software safety and Internet reliability
Details important aspects of software usability including the need for considering usability during the software development phase, software usability engineering process, software usability inspection methods, software usability test methods, and guidelines for conducting software usability testing
Elucidates web usability facts and figures, common design errors, web page design, tools for evaluating web usability, and questions to evaluate website message communication effectiveness
Examines important aspects of computer system life cycle costing
Written by systems reliability expert B.S. Dhillon, the book is accessible to all levels of readership, making it useful to beginners and seasoned professiona
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