Measuring the Effects of Object-Oriented Frameworks on the Software Process
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Summary
The newly proposed System Meter method tackles the problem of availability (or absence) of reusable frameworks by distinguishing functionality to be implemented from functionality supported by reusable components, which yields more uniform and predictable productivity measures.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 1995-01-01
- Cited by
- 4
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- 16
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Keywords
Function point, Computer science, Software, Process (computing), Productivity
References
- Object-Oriented Modelling and Design
- Metamodels for Object Oriented Systems: A Proposition of Metamodels describing Object Oriented Systems at Consecutive Levels of Abstraction
- Object-oriented software composition
- Software sizing and estimating - Mk II FPA, function point analysis
- Inter-item correlations among function points
- Controlling Software Projects
- Reliability of function points measurement : a field experiment
- Measuring application development productivity
- Software Cost Estimating and Life-Cycle Control
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