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Produkt- und Prozessmetriken für den Softwaretest

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In diesem Beitrag zum Thema Softwaretest werden Metriken vorgestellt, die im Rahmen der Entwicklung einer komplexen Bankanwendung in den Jahren 1998 bis 2003 konzipiert und umgesetzt wurden. Ursprünglich dazu gedacht, den Testprozess zu messen, wurden die Metriken später auch auf die Software und die Testware ausgedehnt.

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    Harry M Sneed

  2. Vesouler Strasse 5, 70839, Gerlingen, Deutschland

    Stefan Jungmayr

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Sneed, H., Jungmayr, S. Produkt- und Prozessmetriken für den Softwaretest. Informatik Spektrum 29, 23–38 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00287-005-0042-z

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