Use-Case Points for Software Size Estimation

This presentation delves into the use of use-case points for estimating software size in IT project management. It covers the process, benefits, resources used, rationale for topic selection, software effort estimation, defining a use case, and concluding insights.

• Software Size Estimation
• Use-Case Points
• IT Project Management
• Effort Estimation
• Requirements Engineering

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1. Use-Case Points for Estimating Software Size EECS/IT811: IT Project Management Sairath March 21, 2019

2. Organization Introduction Conclusions 2

3. Resources used Multiple journal article A book chapter A conference proceedings article A case study All resources shared with Professor Saiedian (on class website) 3

4. Why I chose the use-case point topic? Addresses two topics Scope management Managing the scope of a project Managing the requirements engineering process Effort estimation is an essential part of that process Use-case point estimation is also a popular cost and effort estimation 4

5. Software effort estimation Objective: estimate the most realistic amount of efforts to complete a project There are many methods Expert judgment Size-based models Function points Feature points Use case points COCOMO 5

6. What is a use case? A popular approach to collecting the requirements A user-centered approach: a specific situation in which a product or service could potentially be used by a user 6

7. Conclusions Summarize the work (1-3 slides) Provide takeaways Questions and feedback are welcome 7