Reasons for taking this course
Function Point Analysis (FPA) is known as the main tool for measuring functional software products and the processes involved in its development. This includes concepts which can be understood by both the supplier and users. Consequently, quantification of production becomes meaningful terms for both of them.
The main applications of the technique used in the software industry are:
- Estimation of projects developing and software maintenance
- Tools for measuring, compensation of developing contracts and software maintenance.
- Support the generation of indicators for improving software processes
To learn more about Function Point Analysis and its benefits see our frequent questions and answers about FPA, or try out the new version on of the course in our online education platform.
In this course, the student will learn about Functional Size Measurement basics (FSM) and how it transforms its basis (Functional requirements) to a number - Function points . In summary, the participant will understand what FPA measures and how to control what it does not measures consistently. Therefore, it presents how the non-functional requirements are weighted in when FPA is used to measure the products of developing and maintaining software. Some of applications for the acquired knowledge are the following: Specify a historical basis with information of development and maintenance projects relating the delivered function points to other variables of interest such as effort, cost and time. Professionals involved in the software implementation, developing, quality warranty and procurement of software. Prerequisites None 8 Hours. This course allows that 8 PDUs PMP be applied to Certification Program Portfolio with slides, cardboard reference, exercises template and certificate of participation (PDF File). Make your free pre-registration and get more information about promotions, dates and prices of this course. Objectives
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