A 3D metaphor for software production visualization
Thomas Panas, Rebecca A. Berrigan, John Grundy
Abstract
Thomas Panas, Rebecca A. Berrigan, John Grundy
Abstract
Software development is difficult because software is complex, the software production process is complex and understanding of software systems is a challenge. We propose a 3D visual approach to depict software production cost related program information to support software maintenance. The information helps us to reduce software maintenance costs, to plan the use of personnel wisely, to appoint experts efficiently and to detect system problems early.
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Software development is difficult because software is complex, the software production process is complex and understanding of software systems is a challenge. We propose a 3D visual approach to depict software production cost related program information to support software maintenance. The information helps us to reduce software maintenance costs, to plan the use of personnel wisely, to appoint experts efficiently and to detect system problems early.
Key concepts: Computer science, Software visualization, Software engineering, Backporting, Software development, Software analytics, Software construction, Software system