SOFTWARE EFFORT ESTIMATION USING ANALOGY
Jayashree K. M, S. Sathiya Bama, J. Frank Vijay
Abstract
Jayashree K. M, S. Sathiya Bama, J. Frank Vijay
Abstract
Software Effort Estimation is the process of anticipating the most practical use of effort needed to develop or maintain software. Effort estimation can be done in different ways. Some of them are expert judgment, estimation by analogy, estimation using algorithmic models, etc. In this paper we propose a simple approach for estimating the effort required to develop a software by using analogy.
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Software Effort Estimation is the process of anticipating the most practical use of effort needed to develop or maintain software. Effort estimation can be done in different ways. Some of them are expert judgment, estimation by analogy, estimation using algorithmic models, etc. In this paper we propose a simple approach for estimating the effort required to develop a software by using analogy.
Key concepts: Analogy, Computer science, Estimation, Software, Software sizing, Process (computing), Software metric, Software development