Simple Function Point Course
Duration: 1 day
This module can be delivered on demand on the date that is most convenient for you. You can email us indicating your preferred date. We commit to fully refunding the course cost if we are unable to meet your requested date or agree on a new date with you.
Simple Function Point (SFP) It is a new method of software functional measurement created by Roberto Meli (CEO of DPO) and currently managed by the international association IFPUG. It complies with the principles of the ISO/IEC 14143 standards family and is very easy to apply. Traditional IFPUG FP measurements are highly correlated with SFP measurements, towards which it is possible to migrate, recovering all past data and investments made
Objectives:
- Present the main concepts of functional measurements
- Explore the Simple Function Points method in depth
- Practice the SFP method on case studies
Target Audience: Project Manager, Project Leader, Project Engineer, Information Systems Analysts, Quality Assurance Personnel, Software Project Monitoring Personnel, Information Systems Clients, End Users who specify software requirements.
Main Contents:
- Functional Software Metrics
- Simple Function Points
- Convertibility with traditional IFPUG FPA method
- Available benchmarking data
- General concepts
- Scope of application
- Normative and auxiliary references
- The software model underlying the measurement
- Development of custom software
- Maintenance of custom software
- A generic software model
- Types of BFC
- EP: elementary process
- LF: logical file
- SFP Measurement Operational Procedure
- Collect available documentation
- Identify the boundaries of the applications involved in the measurement
- Determine the objective and scope of the measurement
- Identify the SFP BFCs
- List EP elements
- List LF elements
- Calculate the functional size
- Document and present the measurement
- Functional measurement calculation
- New development intervention
- Asset measurement after new development
- Functional evolutionary maintenance intervention
- Asset measurement after functional evolutionary maintenance
- Functional measurement documentation
- Exercises
