Making Software Measurement Work: Building an Effective Measurement Program

Authors:
Bill Hetzel
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Making Software Measurement Work: Building an Effective Measurement Program
Year:
1993

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Abstract

From the Publisher:The author defines measurement concepts and reinforces the importance of systematically designing and engineering an effective measurement program around particular needs and engineering fundamentals. Surveys practitioner-based measurement techniques and uses case studies to illustrate practical measurements for each major activity in the software life cycle. Demonstrates how the bottom-up measurement engineering approach supports the needs of management to drive process improvement.