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Essentials of Software Engineering, 2nd Edition
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Essentials of Software Engineering, 2nd Edition

by Frank Tsui, Orlando Karam
April 2010
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
400 pages
12h 44m
English
Jones & Bartlett Learning
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13.3 Some Project Management Techniques 365
the number of person-days needed to develop a class. Such decisions would
require not only prior project experience but a certain amount of design in
mind. The project manager thus needs to sit down with the designers and
agree on the estimated number of classes and the projected user-interface
category.
For example, let’s assume that the initial estimate is 50 classes and the user
interface is considered to be complex GUI. We then would multiply 50 by a
factor of 3.0, which gives us 150 additional classes. Adding the 150 to 50, we
have a new estimate of total final classes of 200. Assuming the productivity ...
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ISBN: 9780763785345