Programmer/analyst workstation evaluation report
The methodology and results of the programmer/analyst workstation evaluation undertaken at Computer Sciences Corporation under task assignment 80200 is presented.
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The methodology and results of the programmer/analyst workstation evaluation undertaken at Computer Sciences Corporation under task assignment 80200 is presented.
Very few automated tools were available to support software requirements analysis and design even though improvements in quality during these phases appear to offer the greatest leverage for improving the quality and productivity of the overall software development process. Recently, however, some such tools have appeared on the market. An industry survey, and an in-house evaluation of two commercial products by programmers and analysts was undertaken to determine which tool is the best to support programmers and analysts through life cycle development. A tool was selected for full implementation on a project, where complete analysis of software statistics over the system life cycle will determine whether or not quality and productivity improvements have actually occurred. The results of the industry survey and in-house evaluation are summarized.