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SRDR Data Analysis Workshop Summary Brad Clark Ray Madachy Thomas Tan. 25th International Forum on COCOMO and Systems/Software Cost Modeling November 5, 2010. Workshop Participants. Barry Boehm Brad Clark Sue Koolmanojwong Gary Hafen Peter In Jo Ann Lane Ilya Lipkin Tom McGibbon.
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SRDR Data Analysis Workshop SummaryBrad ClarkRay MadachyThomas Tan 25th International Forum on COCOMO and Systems/Software Cost ModelingNovember 5, 2010
Workshop Participants • Barry Boehm • Brad Clark • Sue Koolmanojwong • Gary Hafen • Peter In • Jo Ann Lane • Ilya Lipkin • Tom McGibbon • Ray Madachy • Arlene Minkiewicz • Ramin Moazeni • Vu Nguyen • Wilson Rosa • Bob Stoddard • Rick Selby • Tom Tan
Agenda Data Reduction Building an Estimate Metrics Manual Application Domains
Data Reduction • Level of data issues • Domain prioritization (top 7 identified) • Program reporting differences • Add manual appendix listing systems used in domain analysis • Manual should provide advice on system decomposition for estimation using the domain categories • Focus for users primarily in concept exploration and contract award (MS B or MS A if SLOC known)
Normalizing Size • Reviewed SLOC definitions – no changes recommended • COTS estimation parameters differences • Reviewed backfilling assumptions for equivalent size – no changes • Model-based sizing issues • Different model types • Consider requirements-based sizing
Reuse Parameters • SEER rework calculation parameters would need revision; many conflicts • Will not include in manual • SLOC conversion factors • Report as range • Modified size conversions • Fixes identified
Effort Normalization • Backfilling approach reasonable with provided data • More interviews about missing data would help
Multi Builds Evaluate approach in future about combining build data
Team Experience Iterate on effort multipliers Provide guidelines on estimating TXP
Distribution Percentages • Will provide domain-specific values for estimating effort allocation to phases
Metrics Manual Outline • Add guidance on estimating integration effort • 3 approaches identified • Maintenance data available in Summer • Address non-counted labor hours
Application Domains Survey taken on failure impacts Notes taken to crisp up domain definitions