Re: Estimating OO Development Efforts

[cis.ohio-state.edu!zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu!uwm.edu!cs.utexas.edu!csc.ti .com!tilde.csc.ti.com!m2.dseg.ti.com!lagrone@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU (David LaGron]

In article <D2150022.vc9970@ron.bse.com> ron@bse.com (Ronald C. Schultz) writes
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>Does anyone have any specific criteria or rules they use to estimate
>object-oriented development efforts? For instance, how do you factor
>for the following:
>o      Identifying sources of requirements
>o      Identifying non-functional requirements (performance, reliability,...)
>o      Characterising sources of requirements
>o      Characterizing requirements
>o      Identifying candidate objects
>o      Constructing object-oriented models of the problem
>o      Constructing object-oriented models of the candidate solutions
>o      Relocalizing requirements information around objects
>o      Creating object and class specifications
>o      Selecting class specifications from a reusability library
>o      Quality assuring, verifying, and validating object and class
>       specifications
>o      Constructing the object-oriented requirements specification
>o      Presenting the requirements specification for review
>o      Identifying design objects
>o      .... list to be continued depending upon your methodology

>Any input would be appreciated.

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  Ron:
    Are you working on a replacement for COCOMO?  <grin>

				...David


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