1. The table is divided
into three potential objectives that an organization may consider important to meet
its business goals. Those objectives are productivity, product quality, and schedule.
The second column identifies some potential events of interest, for example, Requirement
(defined), which would indicate that an individual requirement was defined.
The third column identifies measures that would be collected and identified that
relate to the event. In the case of Requirement (defined), the hours for the task and
the complexity of the requirement (complex, nominal, or simple) are noted.
Process Performance Baseline
A process performance baseline (PPB) documents the historical results achieved
by following a process. Once a PPB is developed, it is then used as a benchmark
Objective Event Measures
Requirement (defined)
Requirement (designed)
Interface Implemented
Object Coded
Subsystem Integrated
Test Scenario Executed
Hours, Complexity
Hours, Complexity
Hours
Hours
Hours
Hours
Design Review (completed)
Inspection (completed)
Test Scenario Executed
Defects, Pages, Hours
Defects, Lines, Hours
Defects, Hours, Coverage
Schedule Task Completion Days (no.
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525
526
527
528
529
530
531
532
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534
535
536
537
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540
541
542
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545
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548
549