Published November 4, 2021
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What is a Software Management Plan and how can it help your project?
Creators
- 1. University of Edinburgh
- 2. University of Southampton
Contributors
Others:
- 1. University of Manchester
- 2. University of Edinburgh
Description
A Software Management Plan (SMP) is a statement of intent around how you will manage your research software. In this workshop we will introduce SMPs, give some context about how they fulfil the joint needs of projects and funders, guide you through how to write an SMP, and how and when to use it. This workshop is suitable for PIs, project managers, and people involved in managing releases. It may also be of interest to other research software engineers and those thinking about applying for funding or starting a new project. At the end of this workshop, you will know how to write an SMP, when to revise or review it, and how to take into account the needs of funders in your SMP.
Files
1_Introduction_to_Workshop.pdf
Additional details
Related works
- References
- Technical note: 10.5281/zenodo.1422656 (DOI)
Funding
- The UK Software Sustainability Institute: Phase 3 EP/S021779/1
- UK Research and Innovation