Measurement-Based Quality Assurance in Object-Oriented Software Development

Dumke, Reiner R.; Foltin, Erik; Winkler, Achim

doi:10.1007/978-1-4471-1009-5_27

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“…Examples of the different measurement strategies and evaluation. The quantifiable aspects of the software frameworks are the Bang metric for the Structured process, the software product and the used resources is Analysis development method as model-based shown in the Table 2 (the full metrics hierarchy see [7]). measurement and the Capability Maturity Model as Tab.…”

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CAME tools for an efficient software maintenance

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Proceedings. First Euromicro Conference on Software Maintenance and Reengineering

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This paper describes the role of the metrics tools as Computer Assisted Software Measurement and Evaluation (CAME) tools in the sojhare life cycle, especially in the maintenance phase. The most CAME tools are designed for code analysis and measurement. They are predestined to be applied to the implementation and maintenance development phases. But, more and more tools are developed for the earlier phases of software development to estimate the effort, complexity, and size of the software that will be created. This paper will provide an overview of the present situation on the area of the CAME tools and discuss their eflcient use in the sofhvare maintenance.

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