Team Software Process (TSP) Coach Mentoring Program Guidebook

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“…Team Software Project (TSPi) is a pint-down academic version of the Team Software Process (TSP) that is a huge scale, cutting-edge, mechanical quality, a coordinated structure that aides improvement groups in delivering amazing programming concentrated frameworks (Chick et al, 2009) (Humphrey, 2000). TSPi method provides a series of operational processes to the software engineers which can help them to achieve more efficiently and effectively software development and improve the quality and productivity of their software development project.…”

“…User documentations also created in this phase. Lastly, post-mortem phase included the activities such as analyse the postmortem, produce cycle report and evaluation for peer and team (Cannon, Hilburn, & Diaz-Herrera, 2002) (Chick et al, 2009).…”

Team Software Process (TSP) Body of Knowledge (BOK)

“…Changes (if any) to the project's business needs Changes (if any) to management's goals hanges (if any) to product requirements Historical data from the prior phase and/or previous projects The presence of a qualified TSP coach [Chick 2009] The first step in the relaunch meeting is an overview of the project en completed If there are any changes to the management goals for the project, the team leader explains why the changes were made and nagement or customer to attend this meeting, but interested managers may attend if As in the initial launch, the team makes its quality plan in relaunch…”

“…Any successful TSP introduction requires support from qualified TSP coaches [Chick 2009]. Therefore, when deciding the order in which TSP will be introduced at various locations, the organization should consider the availability of external and internal coaching support for each location.…”

“…Changes (if any) to the project's business needs • Changes (if any) to management's goals • Changes (if any) to product requir • Trained resources • Process assets • Historical data from the prior phase and/or previous projects • The presence of a qualified TSP coach[Chick 2009] …”