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White Paper: An Improved Software Metric to Measure Software Quality

  • The focus of this presentation is on “How well the requirements are programmed into the software” based on the methodology of the International Function Point Users Group (IFPUG).
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White Paper: Defining and Sizing Extensive Logical and Mathematical Operations in Software Using SNAP

  • In IFPUG, we measure the functional software user requirement size by the following, in units of “function points.”  For example, an application may have ”500 function points.”  In this presentation, all function points refer to IFPUG Function points.
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White Paper: Glossary of Terms for Non-functional requirements and project requirements

  • We hope that the Glossary will be valuable in providing a common language to anyone involved in developing requirements for a software system project and/or who participates in the processes of contracting, developing or managing software projects, even if
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White Paper: IFPUG Improves the SNAP Method: A New Approach for Sizing Software Help

  • The IFPUG Non-functional Sizing Standards Committee (NFSSC) and Marymount University recently completed a joint research project to improve the process for sub-category 2.2 (“Help Methods”) of the Software Non-functional Assessment Process (SNAP).
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White Paper: Integrating Procedures for FPA and SNAP Part 2

  • IFPUG now also maintains the non-functional sizing method called the Software Non-functional Assessment Process (SNAP) [2]. Therefore, IFPUG maintains the two software size methods covering both functional and non-functional aspects of a software system.
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White Paper: Integrating Procedures for Function Point Analysis and the Software Non-functional Assessment Process (SNAP) Part 1

  • This white paper provides guidance on an integrated process for Function Point Analysis (FPA) and Software Non-functional Assessment Process (SNAP) to size both the functional and non-functional user requirements of a project.
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