April 2002
Intermediate to advanced
384 pages
8h 21m
English
You should remember the following principles when undertaking project estimates. These principles have been shown to improve estimation with any formal techniques that are being applied.
The estimates for a project should be undertaken by more than one person and preferably in a team-based estimation process as described in this chapter. An estimate from one person includes biases and does not benefit from the approach of the project from various viewpoints and expertise. If you estimate for another person you are making two estimation errors. The first is that you are making an estimate based on how much effort you would need (generally flawed); second, you are estimating how different the ...
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