MOHSIN NAZIR

This paper focuses on software quality assurance in android application development with focus on approaches to confirm software quality in android applications. In this work, we compare the waterfall model with agile-scrum methodologies to realize software quality assurance with special focus on mobile applications. This research allows us to answer, “Which process model and practices are available for android software development along with focus on quality assurance?” The other research focus in this paper is “How auditors, developers and testers play their defined roles to maintain quality in mobile application development?” Agility for software development has transformed into a preferred and favored method for mobile application development. The major aim of this research is to contribute for a better knowledge for mobile application development methodologies practiced by the organizations for the development of applications based on systematic literature review.

Oral anticoagulation is needed in many patients like after prosthetic valves insertion, in atrial fibrillation, clots in LA, clots in LV and DVT etc. It is mainly achieved by warfarin sodium which has many interactions with multiple other drugs and its action varies in different other chronic diseased states. Objectives: to see the response of acute febrile illness on the chronic stable state of INR on a fixed dose of oral warfarin sodium. Methods: All the patients with acutely deranged INR who had a stable and controlled INR previously and a fixed dose of warfarin sodium were admitted in the cardiac surgical ward at FIC and their history was explored and recorded. A total of 966 patients were admitted in (CSW) during the period of April, 2012 to April, 2014 with deranged INR. INR was checked twice or sometimes thrice to rule out the laboratory error. 504 patients were female & 462 patients were male, 56 patients had repeated admission for their INR control, most of them were callou...

A software reliability growth model is one of the fundamental techniques used to assess software reliability quantitatively. The software reliability growth model is required to have a good performance in terms of goodness-of-fit, predictability, and so forth. A number of analytical models have been proposed during the past three decades for assessing the reliability of the software system. In this paper we will summarize some existing Software Reliability Growth Models (SRGMs), provide a critical analysis of the underlying assumptions, and assess the applicability of these models during the software development cycle using an example.