Konferenzbericht zur IWSM/MENSURA 2014

Konferenzbeschreibung Die IWSM/Mensura 2014 wurde von der Common Software Measurement International Consortium (COSMIC) gemeinsam mit der GI-Fachgruppe 2.1.10 Software-Messung und Bewertung und der holländischen Measurement Community NESMA organisiert und durchgeführt. Mit der Austragung im Hotelschiff der ss Rotterdam in Rotterdam waren ausgezeichnete Konferenzbedingungen gegeben. Functional size of a mobile app with COSMIC Fehlmann, Kranich Defect density measurements using COSMIC Experience with apps and embedded systems Ostberg, Wagner Automatic collectable metrics maintainability De Weerdt Gathering data on IT maintenance work Ravanello, Desharnais, Bautista Performance measurement for cloud computing applications using ISO 25010 Lami, Fabbrini, Buglione An ISO/IEC 33000 compliant measurement framework for sustainability assessment Suelmann Putnam's Effort-Duration Trade-Off Law Is the software estimation problem solved? Vogelezang, de Vries The added value of enhancement function points Nitze, Schmietendorf Analogy-based effort estimation for mobile Durisic, Staron, Tichy, Hansson Quantifying long-term evolution of industrial meta-models – A case study John Ogilvie (ISBSG) The importance of benchmarking Amir Arooni, ING From dashboard management to an improvement index for the teams Extracting dependencies from sw changes Charles Symons: Lies, damned lies and software metrics Shahid Bajwa, Gencel, Abrahamsson Software product size measurement methods Koulla Moulla, Kolyang Application of FSM to Open Source software Lavazza, Meli An evaluation of Simple Function Points as a replacement of IFPUG function points Czarnacka-Chrobot Analysis of the per-unit work effort and perunit work cost of the web information portal Trudel, Dumas-Monette Requirements engineering quality revealed Deuter, Engels Measuring the software size of sliced V-model projects Rezaei, Ebersjö, Sandahl, Staron Identifying and managing complex modules in executable software design models Azzhra Amazal, Idri, Abran An analogy-based approach to estimation of software development effort Rini van Solingen, TU Delft Why GQM is more relevant than ever and why it helps to solve Agility challenges