1. Final Report Goals and Objectives

2. SE-280 Dr. Mark L. Hornick 2 PSP Self-review questions How good is my process? Where can it be improved? What is the most important improvement I should make now? What are others doing that works better? How can I learn from them?

3. SE-280 Dr. Mark L. Hornick 3 How Good Is My Process? Understand your personal process Productivity (LOC/hr) Quality (Defects/KLOC) Review Yield (%) Cost of Quality (and A/FR) Size estimating accuracy Time estimating accuracy Benchmarks (SE280 PD data) are used to: Determine steps to improve product quality Make better plans

4. SE-280 Dr. Mark L. Hornick 4 Over the past few cycles, investigate: Is productivity improving?  What can I do to reduce cycle time?  What can I do to reduce Test time? Quality trend?  Defects/KLOC? A/F ratio?  Improving? How much? What has changed lately (since Midterm)?  Has there been any improvement?

5. Consolidated data for this course Compare your own data to that of the charts on the course website In your report, present your own data alongside and discuss the differences you observe Explain why your own data may be significantly different from class averages SE-280 Dr. Mark L. Hornick 5

6. Final Presentations (week 10) 5-10 minute summary of your process Key ideas presented in 6-10 ppt slides  Process metrics (Productivity, Size/Time Estimating Accuracy, Defect density, COQ, A/F, etc)  Trends in your data  Explain why your own data may be significantly different from class averages  Future directions for improvement Present your points graphically SE-280 Dr. Mark L. Hornick 6

7. Final Presentation submittal Your Powerpoint presentation slides must be committed to your SVN repository by 8:00am the day of your presentation. In a tag named FinalPres: All final reports must be committed to SVN by 8:00am Friday 2/17 SE-280 Dr. Mark L. Hornick 7