Date:    Mon, 04 Nov 2002 09:19:02 -0500
From:    James McKim <mckim@isrginc.com>
Subject: Software Eng & Quality SIG Meeting
         Thursday Nov. 14th 6:30 PM


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                   Software Engineering & Quality SIG

               Topic: Career Update In Software Eng. & QA
             Date/Time: Thursday Nov. 14, 2002 6:30-8:00 PM
 Speaker: John Pustaver Director, Software Quality Group of
New England
                               (Invited)
             Place: ManagedOps, 8 Commerce Dr., Bedford NH
 RSVP: to mckim@isrginc.com by Nov. 13 so we have an idea of
how many to
                              prepare for.

 Abstract: The career path of a software engineer or QA
person used to
be fairly straightforward and limited. From Sw Inspections to
Quality &
Liablity to Object Oriented Sw Metrics, we now have a
plethora of tools
and techniques from which to choose and in which to be
proficient. But
how do we get our arms around all of them to be a highly
desired Sw
Engineer or QA person?

This session discusses these tools and methods and how they
effect us as
practitioners needing to constantly increase our skills and
define our
career possibilities, particularly in this economy.

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James McKim, President
ISRG, Inc.
V: (603) 497-3015  F: (603) 497-2599
http://www.isrginc.com

Strategic use of information and human capital to improve
your
bottom line is our bottom line.

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                 Software Engineering & Quality SIG

             Topic: Career Update In Software Eng. & QA
           Date/Time: Thursday Nov. 14, 2002 6:30-8:00 PM
   Speaker: John Pustaver Director, Software Quality Group of New
                         England (Invited)
           Place: ManagedOps, 8 Commerce Dr., Bedford NH
  RSVP: to mckim@isrginc.com by Nov. 13 so we have an idea of how
                        many to prepare for.



 Abstract: The career path of a software engineer or QA
person used to be fairly straightforward and limited. From Sw
Inspections to Quality & Liablity to Object Oriented Sw
Metrics, we now have a plethora of tools and techniques from
which to choose and in which to be proficient. But how do we
get our arms around all of them to be a highly desired Sw
Engineer or QA person?

This session discusses these tools and methods and how they
effect us as practitioners needing to constantly increase our
skills and define our career possibilities, particularly in
this economy.