A proposal of a practical approach for quantified quality software evaluation during the development cycle
A. Azarian, Ali Siadat · 2007
Abstract:- A large number of developed, acquired or purchased software tools do not respond to the users’ requirements and expectations which had been at the origin of the project. This is mainly due to two reasons: firstly because the users ’ requirements are not well identified or formalized, secondly because the software and tool evaluation is not robust enough or does not have a minimum required quality [1]. The authors attempt to propose a new approach in order to assess and quantify the quality of the software evaluation process. The theoretical approach is based on elaborating a matrix (Anm) of software functionalities versus user’s scenarios. The norm of the columns and lines vectors of this matrix may be considered as a quality indicator of the software. The authors have applied such an approach on one case study.