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Software sizing

Known as: Sizing (software), Software Size 
Software sizing is an activity in software engineering that is used to estimate the size of a software application or component in order to be able… 
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COSMIC software sizingCapability Maturity Model IntegrationControl flow graphMK II FPA

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2013
2013
Software Sizing and Productivity with Function Points
 Abstract —Software sizing is one of the most challenging, and critical activities in software project management. Effective… 
Review
2013
Review
2013
25 years of software engineering in Brazil: Beyond an insider's view
2009
2009
Improving the accuracy of effort estimation through fuzzy set combination of size and cost drivers
In this research, it is investigated the precision of size and cost drivers in the estimation of effort using Constructive Cost… 
2008
2008
Experimental investigation on underwater acoustic ranging for small robotic fish
GPS-free localization is essential for navigation and information tagging in small robotic fish-based aquatic mobile sensor… 
2008
2008
Estimating software size with UML models
Function points have been used for more than 25 years for estimating software size and building productivity models. Today, three… 
2004
2004
Building knowledge discovery-driven models for decision support in project management
2003
2003
Software cost estimation through conceptual requirement
Software cost estimation is vital for the effective control and management of the whole software development process. Currently… 
1997
1997
A Study of the Relationships among Albrecht and Mark II Function Points, Lines of Code 4GL and Effort
1991
1991
Multiprocess architecture for watch applications
1988
1988
A generic technique for developing a software sizing and effort estimation model
The mini-model method for modeling software sizing for a given software development methodology is presented. The model is based… 
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