Conference Proceeding

Human capacities in the software process: empiric validation

Univ. Nacional de Santiago del Estero, Argentina;
02/2002; ISBN: 1-58113-472-X pp.715- In proceeding of: Software Engineering, 2002. ICSE 2002. Proceedings of the 24rd International Conference on
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ABSTRACT In this paper, an empirical validation of a person-to-role allocation process is presented. In this process, the allocation of people to fulfil roles is made according to the capacities that the people possess and those required by the roles in the software process. A set of experiments are carried out dealing with the development of the initiation, planning and estimation process, domain study process, requirements analysis process and design process of eight projects. It was proved that the estimated time deviation, as well as the errors found in the technical reviews of requirements specification, were less when the people fulfilling the roles of planning engineer, domain analyst, requirements specifier and designer were allocated, according to the proposed process, by considering the set of critical human capacities.

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Keywords

critical human capacities
 
design process
 
domain study process
 
empirical validation
 
estimated time deviation
 
estimation process
 
initiation
 
person-to-role allocation process
 
planning engineer
 
projects
 
proposed process
 
requirements analysis process
 
requirements specifier
 
software process
 

S.T. Acuna