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IV&V Metrics Data Project
Point of Contact Robert Chapman
chapman@ivv.nasa.gov
Dates October 2004 - January 2005
Problem The generation of software metrics is primarily the domain of the individual IV&V project. This effort will support and enhance the generation of software metrics including recommendations of the types of metrics to generate for a given project. To the extent possible this effort will assist researchers in generating additional data for an original data set in order to broaden or deepen their dataset for that project. Software metrics currently being generated include, but are not limited to, complexity, Halstead, object-oriented metrics, and error density metrics.
Objective The goals of this task are to support the NASA IV&V Facility in the development of a Metrics Data Program (MDP) for use by the software community. The primary objective of the Metrics Data Program is to collect, validate, organize, store and deliver software metrics data. A NASA IV&V repository shall be created and maintained to provide project non-specific data to the software community. This repository shall include:
  • McCabe Software Metrics
  • Halstead Metrics
  • Line of Code Metrics
  • Error metrics derived from the association between errors and functions/modules
The next target is a Space Craft Flight Software (C language) project.
Results Metrics Data Program Presentation - FI-2005.ppt
Heuristics Analysis.zip
Keywords Metrics, Data collection, code, data repository
Categories Management & Planning of V&V
Process Improvement


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