Derivation and Validation of Software Metrics

This landmark book is the first to describe a methodical derivation process for software metrics--measurements of software products and processes used to monitor, estimate, and control the quality and utility of software projects. The author reviews the subject, discusses a number of weaknesses inherent in software metrication, and describes a method for derivation and validation. Students and professionals in computer science, software engineering, and software quality assurance will want to read this important new contribution to the literature.

Introduction
Software metrics reviewed
Promises and problems
Models, theories, and metrics
An approach to metrics modelling
a uni-dimensional model of design
A multi-dimensional model of design
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Derivation and Validation of Software Metrics

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