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A SOFTWARE QUALITY EVALUATION METHOD BASED ON THE PRINCIPLE OF MAXIMUM COORDINATION AND SUBORDINATION 1

Software quality evaluation is an important issue in software development. In this work, we investigate the characteristics of software quality and discuss the evaluation attributes of software quality. We then present existing commonly used software evaluation methods. For the limitations of the existing methods, we propose to apply the principle of maximum coordination and subordination to the software quality evaluation. Our method achieves relatively good results in experiment validation.