Function Point Analysis: Measurement Practices for Successful Software Projects: Measurement Practices for Successful Software Projects

Author: David Garmus David Herron
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: The theoretical part of this book is based on the IFPUG Counting Practices Guide, 4.1 version. The authors provide numerous calculation examples based on their practical experience, making it an invaluable textbook and manual for learning and applying the function point measurement method. This book is an authoritative manual on the software measurement method of Function Point Analysis. Currently, the Function Point Analysis method is most important and most effective software measurement planning method, as it allows for measurement of software projects early in the project lifecycle and continuously updates data throughout the development process, thereby achieving consistent management. From an application perspective, thousands of projects worldwide have adopted the Function Point Analysis method. From a research perspective, it has also become the foundation for many other new measurement methods. The theoretical part of this book is based on the IFPUG Counting Practices Guide, 4.1 version. The authors provide numerous calculation examples based on their practical experience, making it an invaluable textbook and manual for learning and applying the function point measurement method.