Measurement of software using various construct in information model

Authors:
Lalji Prasad;Rashmi Yadav;Abhay Kothari
Affiliations:
SIMS Behind IIM, indore;SIMS Behind IIM Indore;TCET Bypass Road Indore
Venue:
Proceedings of the International Conference on Advances in Computing, Communication and Control
Year:
2009

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Abstract

This paper describes one of the fundamental concepts of practical software measurement. The measurement information model provides a formal method for linking defined information needs to software engineering processes and products the can be measured. Developing a measurement plan for a particular project requires an instantiation of the measurement information model that is specific to the projects information needs the model serve as a primary resource throughout the measurement process, as its guide the planning and implementation of data collection and analysis activities.