Format: Instructor-led Classroom Training 
Duration: 1 day 
Description 
Software Estimation 
and Measurement using 
IFPUG FPA 
Function Point Analysis (FPA) is a metric for a broad range of software environments, 
which is technology independent and supports the need for estimating, project 
management, measuring quality and gathering requirements. Ever since it was rst 
made public by Allan Albrecht, FPA has been widely accepted as the sizing 
measure of clear business signicance. In 1999, functional sizing was adopted by 
the International Standards Organization as the standard for software measurement. 
FPA is a technique to break systems into smaller components, so they can be better 
understood and analyzed. This FPA methodology provides an objective, comparative 
measure that assists in the evaluation, planning, management and control of 
software production. 
Our 1 day training provides a complete and in-depth understanding of the Function 
Point Analysis technique based on the IFPUG Release 4.3 standard. You will learn 
the basics of how function points measure software by quantifying their user 
functionality based on the logical design, and how this method provides a 
structured technique for problem solving. 
Prerequisites 
There are no prerequisites for taking the 
course. 
Who Can Attend 
The target audience for the program 
comprises professionals with minimum or 
no experience with regards to various 
phases of Software Development Life 
Cycles, who are preferably involved with 
any of the functions given below: 
• Business Analysts 
• Program Management 
• Quality Process Engineering 
• Project Management 
• Software Quality Assurance 
• Delivery, Pre Sales  Marketing 
• Requirements Engineering  Management 
Course Structure 
The course covers the below modules in line with the IFPUG syllabus and guidelines: 
• An overview of Function Point Analysis 
• Gathering documentation and identifying user requirements 
• Data Functions 
• Basics of Process and Transactional Functionality 
• Determining Type of Count, Purpose, Scope and Boundary 
• Shared Data Concepts 
• Counting Enhancement Projects 
• Conversion Functionality 
• Calculating and Applying Functional Size Measurement 
• Value Adjustment Factor 
Benefits 
From the course: 
• Learn the fundamentals of Function Point (FP) Counting 
• Get guidelines, hints, and examples to understand FP Counting 
• Learn to communicate more effectively with business user groups 
• Reduce overtime 
• Learn to establish an inventory of all transactions and files of a current project 
or application 
• Learn how to size software applications 
• Understand the unit cost of a software application or project and use it to 
compare tools, languages, platforms quantitatively instead of subjectively 
• Understand the use of Function Point in software estimation through case studies 
• Learn the use and limitations of Function Point techniques 
From the workshop: 
• 1 day Instructor-led classroom training 
• Earn 8 PDUs 
• Hard copy of the courseware 
To know more about the next available workshop in your country, please visit this 
link: http://www.knowledgehut.com/short?v=Gv6236Ec 
www.knowledgehut.com support@knowledgehut.com

Function Point Analysis (FPA) brochure

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    Format: Instructor-led ClassroomTraining Duration: 1 day Description Software Estimation and Measurement using IFPUG FPA Function Point Analysis (FPA) is a metric for a broad range of software environments, which is technology independent and supports the need for estimating, project management, measuring quality and gathering requirements. Ever since it was rst made public by Allan Albrecht, FPA has been widely accepted as the sizing measure of clear business signicance. In 1999, functional sizing was adopted by the International Standards Organization as the standard for software measurement. FPA is a technique to break systems into smaller components, so they can be better understood and analyzed. This FPA methodology provides an objective, comparative measure that assists in the evaluation, planning, management and control of software production. Our 1 day training provides a complete and in-depth understanding of the Function Point Analysis technique based on the IFPUG Release 4.3 standard. You will learn the basics of how function points measure software by quantifying their user functionality based on the logical design, and how this method provides a structured technique for problem solving. Prerequisites There are no prerequisites for taking the course. Who Can Attend The target audience for the program comprises professionals with minimum or no experience with regards to various phases of Software Development Life Cycles, who are preferably involved with any of the functions given below: • Business Analysts • Program Management • Quality Process Engineering • Project Management • Software Quality Assurance • Delivery, Pre Sales Marketing • Requirements Engineering Management Course Structure The course covers the below modules in line with the IFPUG syllabus and guidelines: • An overview of Function Point Analysis • Gathering documentation and identifying user requirements • Data Functions • Basics of Process and Transactional Functionality • Determining Type of Count, Purpose, Scope and Boundary • Shared Data Concepts • Counting Enhancement Projects • Conversion Functionality • Calculating and Applying Functional Size Measurement • Value Adjustment Factor Benefits From the course: • Learn the fundamentals of Function Point (FP) Counting • Get guidelines, hints, and examples to understand FP Counting • Learn to communicate more effectively with business user groups • Reduce overtime • Learn to establish an inventory of all transactions and files of a current project or application • Learn how to size software applications • Understand the unit cost of a software application or project and use it to compare tools, languages, platforms quantitatively instead of subjectively • Understand the use of Function Point in software estimation through case studies • Learn the use and limitations of Function Point techniques From the workshop: • 1 day Instructor-led classroom training • Earn 8 PDUs • Hard copy of the courseware To know more about the next available workshop in your country, please visit this link: http://www.knowledgehut.com/short?v=Gv6236Ec www.knowledgehut.com support@knowledgehut.com