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Functional Size Measurement Revisited
"... There are various approaches to software size measurement. Among these, the metrics and methods based on measuring the “functionality ” attribute have become widely-used since the original method was introduced in 1979 [7]. Although functional size measurement methods have gone a long way, they stil ..."
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There are various approaches to software size measurement. Among these, the metrics and methods based on measuring the “functionality ” attribute have become widely-used since the original method was introduced in 1979 [7]. Although functional size measurement methods have gone a long way
IMPROVING SOFTWARE FUNCTIONAL SIZE MEASUREMENT
"... Software functional size measurement is regarded as a key aspect in the production, calibration and use of software engineering productivity models because of its ..."
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Software functional size measurement is regarded as a key aspect in the production, calibration and use of software engineering productivity models because of its
Multiple Viewpoints In Functional Size Measurement
, 1999
"... Although there is broad agreement on the sorts of things to take into account when measuring functional size, there is a variety of opinion about how to do it. This is partly because several different views of functionality are addressed in functional size measurement. Some are better understood tha ..."
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Although there is broad agreement on the sorts of things to take into account when measuring functional size, there is a variety of opinion about how to do it. This is partly because several different views of functionality are addressed in functional size measurement. Some are better understood
Improving Software Functional Size Measurement
, 1999
"... Software functional size measurement is regarded as a key aspect in the production, calibration and use of software engineering productivity models because of its independence of technologies and of implementation decisions. In 1997, Full Function Points (FFP) was proposed as a method for measuring ..."
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Software functional size measurement is regarded as a key aspect in the production, calibration and use of software engineering productivity models because of its independence of technologies and of implementation decisions. In 1997, Full Function Points (FFP) was proposed as a method for measuring
A Formal Representation of Functional Size Measurement Methods
- The Journal of System and Software
"... Estimating software size is a difficult task that requires a methodological approach. Many different methods that exist today use distinct abstractions to depict a software system. The gap between abstractions becomes even greater with object-oriented artifacts developed in unified modeling language ..."
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language (UML). In this paper, a formal foundation for the representation of functional size measurement (FSM) methods is presented. The generalized abstraction of the software system (GASS) is then used to formalize different functional measurement methods, namely the FPA, MK II FPA and COSMIC
Advancing Functional Size Measurement – which size should we measure?
"... A tape measure is calibrated showing a standard unit of measure, e.g. the centimetre. But if you use a tape to measure an irregularly shaped object, then you have a choice of sizes that can be measured. The same is true for a piece of software, which has many possible functional sizes. ‘Traditional’ ..."
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A tape measure is calibrated showing a standard unit of measure, e.g. the centimetre. But if you use a tape to measure an irregularly shaped object, then you have a choice of sizes that can be measured. The same is true for a piece of software, which has many possible functional sizes. ‘Traditional
A.: Convertibility Between IFPUG and COSMIC Functional Size Measurements
- PROFES 2007. LNCS
, 2007
"... Abstract. Since 1984 the International Function Point Users Group (IFPUG) has produced and maintained a set of standards and technical documents about a functional size measurement methods, known as IFPUG, based on Albrecht Fuction Points. On the other hand, in 1998, the Common Software Measurement ..."
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Abstract. Since 1984 the International Function Point Users Group (IFPUG) has produced and maintained a set of standards and technical documents about a functional size measurement methods, known as IFPUG, based on Albrecht Fuction Points. On the other hand, in 1998, the Common Software
Functional Size Measurement of Multi-Layer Object-Oriented Conceptual Models In
- Proceedings of 9th International Object-Oriented Information Systems Conference
, 2003
"... Abstract. This paper builds on previous work showing a way to map the concepts used in object-oriented business domain modelling onto (a subset of) the concepts used by the COSMIC Full Function Points (COSMIC-FFP) functional size measurement method for modelling and sizing a software system from the ..."
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Abstract. This paper builds on previous work showing a way to map the concepts used in object-oriented business domain modelling onto (a subset of) the concepts used by the COSMIC Full Function Points (COSMIC-FFP) functional size measurement method for modelling and sizing a software system from
Functional size measurement applied to uml-based user requirements
- in Proceedings of the 2nd Software Measurement European Forum (SMEF2005
, 2005
"... There is a growing interest in applying standardized methods for Functional Size Measure-ment (FSM) to Functional User Requirements (FUR) based on models in the Unified Model-ling Language (UML). No consensus exists on this issue. We analyzed the demands that FSM places on FURs. We propose a require ..."
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There is a growing interest in applying standardized methods for Functional Size Measure-ment (FSM) to Functional User Requirements (FUR) based on models in the Unified Model-ling Language (UML). No consensus exists on this issue. We analyzed the demands that FSM places on FURs. We propose a
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