The system developer typically co-ordinates expert system development teams and ensures goals and objectives are met in a timely fashion. A spiral model of expert system software development procedures incorporating Quality Assurance principles for determining documentation requirements is advocated to aid the system developer in his co-ordination role. Efficient use of documentation and inter-team consultation can ensure Quality Control and Quality Assurance by exposing each stage of the development to reasoned criticism.

Subject
Test methods, Quality management, Materials, Materials performance, Hardware, Quality assurance, Industries, Documentation, Structures, Skills, Interfaces, Operations management, Engineers
Keywords:
expert system, system developer, knowledge engineer, spiral model, quality assurance
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1994
Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)
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