One Software Testing. - 1 Pythia: A regression test selection tool based on textual differencing. - 2 Provelt: A C-program correctness prover. - 3 An assessment of the number of paths needed for control flow testing. - Two Software Quality. - 4 Automating software quality modelling measurement and assessment. - 5 A quality-intensive approach to software development. - Three Software Reliability. - 6 User-perceptions of embedded software reliability. - 7 Motivated humans for reliable software products. - Four Software Reusability. - 8 Specification composition for the verification of message passing program composition. - Five Safety Critical and Safety Monitor Systems. - 9 Prescriptive specification checking for hazard prevention in computer-controlled safety-critical systems. - 10 Object-oriented safety monitor synthesis. - 11 Modification of safety critical systems: an assessment of three approaches. - Six Software-Intensive Systems Security. - 12 Selected Legal Issues Related to Internet Use. - 13 Security of World Wide Web search engines. - 14 The Cascade vulnerability problem for open distributed systems: a review. - 15 Improving the quality of secure distributed systems. - Seven Applications and Experiences. - 16 Partnership with customers in product improvement: testing embedded software products in the field. - 17 Introducing the Goal-Question-Metric approach to telecommunications software development practices: the PITA experiment. - 18 Software development and testing for shipyard robotic welding. - 19 Testing software based on users' quality needs. - Eight Poster papers. - 20 An evaluation scheme of software testing techniques. - 21 Real-MFG: a Petrinet based model focusing on the integration of schedulability and fault tolerance. - 22 Design of an integrated educational softwaredevelopment environment oriented in reuse and quality assurance of products and processes. - 23 An approach to improve software quality in length measurement calibration. - Index of contributors. - Keyword index. Language: English