Duration: 1.5 hours | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44 KHz, 2 Ch | 1.7 GB

$200 | Created by Aishwarya Mukherjee | Last updated 7/2018

Genre: eLearning | Language: English + Sub | 10 Lectures

Learn Software Engineering Metrics, static cost and size estimation models and project planning

What Will I Learn?

Understand software metrics and software myths

Learn about Line Of Code

Know about Fractional Point Analysis

Get knowledge on static models

Master topics on software project planning and cost estimation

Requirements

An interest in software engineering

Description

Any cost estimation model can be viewed as a function that outputs the cost estimate. The basic idea of having a model or procedure for cost estimation is that it reduces the problem of estimation of determining the value of he “key parameters” that characterize the project, based on which the cost can be estimated.

The primary factor that controls the cost is the size of the project. That is, the larger the project, the greater the cost & resource requirement. Other factors that affect the cost include programmer ability, experience of developers, complexity of the project, & reliability requirements.

The goal of a cost model is to determine which of these many parameters have significant effect on cost & then to discover the relationships between the cost. The most common approach for estimating effort is to make a function of a single variable.

For estimating the size, the system is generally partitioned into components it is likely to have. Once size estimates for components are available, to get the overall size estimate for the system, the estimates for all the components can be added up. Similar property does not hold for cost estimation, as cost of developing a system is not the sum of costs of developing the components. With the size-based models, if the size estimate is inaccurate, the cost estimates produced by the models will also be inaccurate.

Who is the target audience?

Software Students

Software Engineers

Software Testers

Software Professionals