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moeztuerk



Joined: 02/02/2012 13:26:06
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I am looking for references on converting functional size in Use Case Points to Function Points
glanza



Joined: 06/02/2012 17:49:54
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Hi,
The conversion from Use Case Points in Function Points is a very delicate process.
It depends how the use cases have been written. There can be a use case that contains more elementary processes and another one that constituites a single elementary process.

To find a rate of conversion we have to establish some restricted rules to build the Use Cases.
In any case the question is : if we want the function point why don't we count them?

A good counter can have a productivity of 100 FP an hour if the use case are written well and there is someone that can clear some doubts.

Best regards
moeztuerk



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@Steve Neuendorf Thank you you for the following link...

http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rational/library/2870.html
moeztuerk



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Hi Glanza,

I agree with you... Your statment is correct...

"...There can be a use case that contains more elementary processes and another one that constituites a single elementary process. "
vijayanna



Joined: 31/07/2017 11:06:14
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from Albrecht's original methodology (IFPUG Function Point Analysis, and NESMA ... Is outdated and other newer methods such as 'Use Case' Points are better.

e challan
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