software project management Software inspection
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The document discusses software inspection, which involves reviewing software artifacts like analysis, designs, and code with others besides the original developer. Inspections aim to find errors early in development. An inspection team consists of 3-8 members filling roles like moderator, author, reader, and recorder. Benefits include new perspectives finding flaws, knowledge sharing, and catching defects early to reduce rework and testing effort. Studies found inspections can reduce "rework" costs by 50% and save 20 hours of testing for every 1 hour spent inspecting.
software project management Software inspection
- 1. Software Inspection uploaded by : REHMAT ULLAH
- 2. Software Inspection •The software inspection process has become an important part of the software development cycle •Meetings during which analysis, designs and code are reviewed by people other than the original developer. •The objectives of the inspection process are to find errors early in the development cycle
- 3. Inspection team consist of 3-8 members Include these roles Moderator: leads the inspection, schedules meetings, controls the meetings, reports inspection results. It should be trained in how to conduct inspections Author: maintains the work product being inspected. The author may answer questions asked about product during the inspection and he also looks for defects.
- 4. Reader: Describes the sections of the work product to the team as they proceed through the inspection. The reader may paraphrase what is happening in the product. Recorder: classifies and records defects and issues raised during the inspection. Inspector: attempts to find errors in the product. All participants actually are acting as inspectors, in addition to any other responsibilities.
- 5. Benefits
- 6. New perspective • Findingdefects may be easier for people who haven't seen the artifact before and don’t have preconceived ideas about its correctness Knowledge sharing • Regarding designs and specific software artifacts • Regarding defect detection practices
- 7. Find flaws early • Can dramatically reduce cost of fixing them • During detail design – even before code is written • Or code that does not yet have a test harness • Or code in which testing has found flaws but root causes are not understood Reduce rework and testing effort • Can reduce overall development effort
- 8. Testing and inspection cannot find all defects Testing and inspection do not create quality Development practices create quality
- 10. Raytheon • Reduced"rework" from 41% of cost to 20% of cost • Reduced effort to fix integration problems by 80% IBM • 1 hour of inspection saved 20 hours of testing • Saved 82 hours of rework if defects in released product C. Jones Design/code inspections remove 50-70% of defects Testing removes 35%
- 11. References: •Jonathan Aldrich Assistant Professor Institute for Software Research School of Computer Science Carnegie Mellon University jonathan.aldrich@cs.cmu.edu +1 412 268 7278 •www.cs.cmu.edu/~aldrich/courses/654- sp07/slides/2-inspection.pdf •www.processimpact.com
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