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Introduction to Personal Process

Introduction to CMMI

Exploring CMMI

CMMI in a Nutshell

Managing Technical People for Project Managers

Software Inspection Process

Software Requirements Seminar

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PROCESS TRAINING

Advanced Information Services (AIS) is the leading provider of Personal Software Process^SM (PSP^SM) training. AIS is a Software Engineering Institute (SEI) transition partner for PSP and uses only SEI training material and SEI authorized instructors for PSP training.

AIS brings to the classroom its own organizational experience in becoming a Capability Maturity Model^® (CMM^®) Level 5 organization, experience in implementing the Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI^®) and the expertise of highly skilled and experienced staff. Our ongoing commitment to quality has resulted in the development and retention of process-oriented practitioners who bring their own experiences to the classroom.

Personal Software Process(PSP)

Quality Practices

Introduction to CMMI (SEI's) which is based on the CMMI.
Exploring CMMI which is an indepth coverage of the Process Areas of CMMI and is tailored to meet the customer's needs.
CMMI in a Nutshell which is a high-level overview of the CMMI.
Managing Technical People for Project Managers which is based on Watts Humphrey's book by the same name.
Software Inspection Process which is based on the formal Fagan method.
Software Requirements Seminar which is based on industry best practices.

All courses are taught by practitioners who are also skilled instructors. These courses are available for on-site delivery as well as public offerings at the AIS site. The course material can be tailored to meet the customer's need.

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