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Information Technology Audit Handbook by Doug Dayton, Prentice Hall (1997), 352 pages. Recommended by:MemberCare@GoValidate.com Comment: Good control questions to consider when working with infrastructure folks. Quality Assurance for Information Systems: Methods, Tools, and Techniques by William Perry, John Wiley & Sons (1991), 848 pages. Recommended by:MemberCare@GoValidate.com Comment: One of Perry’s earlier works. Great for the checklists and insight into QA organizational effectiveness. Cover Not Available Software Reliability Engineering: More Reliable Software, Faster Development and Testing by John Musa, McGraw Hill (1998), 384 pages. Recommended by:MemberCare@GoValidate.com Comment: I took a fascinating class with the author. He practices what he preaches. Handbook of Software Reliability Engineering by Michael Lyu, McGraw Hill (1996). Recommended by:MemberCare@GoValidate.com Comment: None. Software Assessment: Reliability, Safety, Testability by Michael Friedman, John Wiley & Sons (1995), 384 pages. Recommended by:MemberCare@GoValidate.com Comment: None. Handbook of Software Quality Assurance by G. Gordon Schulmeyer(Editor), James I. McManus, G. Gordo Schulmeyer Recommended by:MemberCare@GoValidate.com Comment: None. Quality Software Management: Anticipating Change (Vol 4) by Gerald M. Weinberg Recommended by:MemberCare@GoValidate.com Comment: None. The Capability Maturity Model: Guidelines for Improving the Software Process (Sei Series in Software Engineering) by Mark C. Paulk, Charles V. Weber, Bill Curtis (Contributor), Marc C. Paulk Recommended by:MemberCare@GoValidate.com Comment: None.