I am guessing that you didn't get value out of it probably because you didn't work in avionics, medicine, defense, etc? Those industries where a software fault is unacceptable and has to work for decades.
In some industries like avionics and medical instruments, the programmer might be personally held responsible for any loss of life/injury if it could be proven.
Having read Software Engineering and Formal Methods 25 years ago, I could say that IEEE leans heavily towards SE like it is a profession.
It is not going to be appealing to the crowd of Enterprise developers who use Python, Javascript, Web development etc.
> In some industries like avionics and medical instruments, the programmer might be personally held responsible for any loss of life/injury if it could be proven.
If you aren't a PE, it's hard to hold you personally responsible unless they can show something close to willful, deliberate misbehavior in the development or testing of a system even in avionics. Just being a bad programmer won't be enough to hold you responsible.
In some industries like avionics and medical instruments, the programmer might be personally held responsible for any loss of life/injury if it could be proven.
Having read Software Engineering and Formal Methods 25 years ago, I could say that IEEE leans heavily towards SE like it is a profession.
It is not going to be appealing to the crowd of Enterprise developers who use Python, Javascript, Web development etc.