what is metrics? type of metrics?
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Answer / veeru
Matirics is a process of measuring the quality of software.
The matrics can be classified as follows:
Product Metrics
Process Metrics
Project Metrics
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Answer / prabha
Software Metrics are measures that are used to quantify the
software, software development resource and software
development process.
Metric generally classified into 2 types.
• Process Metric
• Product Metric
Process Metric a metric used to measure the characteristic
of the methods, techniques and tools employed in developing,
implementing and maintaining the software system.
Product Metric a metric used to measure the characteristic
of the documentation and code
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Answer / aleem
Matirics is a process of measuring the quality of software.
The matrics can be classified as follows:
? Functional or Test Coverage Metrics.
? Software Release Metrics.
? Software Maturity Metrics.
? Reliability Metrics.
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Answer / shivakumar
Metrics are a measure of quality
It is a function of different measures which helps in monitoring and controlling the project successfully
1.Process metrics:
To measure the characteristic of the methods, techniques & tools employed in developing implementing & maintaining the software system is called process metrics
2.Product metrics:
to measure the characteristic of the documentation & code characteristic is called Product metrics
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Answer / yo !!
there are three types of metrics :
1. Product metrics : product metrics describes the characteristics of the product such as size, design features, performance, quality, etc.
2.Process metrics : process metrics describes the effectiveness and quality of a process that is used to produce a software. Ex: efforts required,time needed, defect removal,etc.
3.Project metrics : It describes the characteristics of a project and also its execution. For ex: no. of software developers, staffing, cost and schedule,etc.
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The test metrics are basically the measurement of
quality,judging the performance of tester and to detect the
problem in process. This is usually maintained by Quality
Lead. Even the coverage includes Test Coverage and
efficiency.
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Answer / sangeeta deshpande
1. Requirement Metrics
2. Product Metrics
3. Process Metrics
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Answer / vinod
matrics is the collection of data and compare the data
satistically for improvement of the project.
Types of metrics:
Comparision metrics
prediction metrics
process metrics
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Answer / aash
Metrics is a source of mesurement of any perticular
objective. I don't think there are any types as such but we
can prepared N number of metrics depend on your requirement
& objective.
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