# Software Process Quality Models: A comparative evaluation

| Appendix title
A | Information sources for theoretical evaluation
B | Requirements of an ideal process quality model
C | Derivation of user classes
D | Relationship between user classes and requirements
E | Evidence for theoretical evaluation results of ISO 9001:1994 / ISO 9000-3
F | Evidence for theoretical evaluation results of SPICE
G | Evidence for theoretical evaluation results of SW-CMM
H | Mapping between elements of quality models
I | Results of mapping between quality models
J | SW-CMM identifier formats
K | Software tool functional requirements
L | Software tool source files
M | Case study process quality model selection
N | Case study information
O | Process quality model usage in case studies
P | Evidence for results of case studies 1a and 1b
Q | Evidence for results of case studies 2a and 2b
R | Evidence for results of case studies 3a and 3b
S | Standardised results sets for case studies
T | Analysis of case study results at the level of the standard model clause

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