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Entries tagged as Project Management

Process of Counting Function Points

On August 16, 2009 / By admin / In Project Management / No Comments
Function point analysis follows specific steps for counting: Identification of the subsystem boundaries Identification of the data functions (internal logical files and external interface files) Identification of transactional functions (external inputs, external outputs and external inquiries) Calculation of the Unadjusted Function Point (UAF) Count Determination of the Value Adjustment Factor (VAF) using General System Characteristics (GSC) Calculation of the final Function Read More...

Objectives of Function Point Analysis

On August 15, 2009 / By admin / In Project Management / No Comments
Function Points measure systems from a functional perspective and are independent of technology. Hence, regardless of technology, language, development method, or hardware/software used, the number of function points for a system will remain constant. The variable in Function Point Analysis is the amount of effort required to deliver a given set of function points. Therefore, function point Read More...