Abstract
One of the proposed purposes for software process simulation is the management of software development risks, usually discussed within the category of project planning and management. However, modeling and simulation primarily for the purpose of software development risk management has not been explored and is quite limited. This study describes an approach to simulate Low Morale - a risk factor, to analyze its effect on certain software development risk management activities.
Highlights
One of the proposed purposes for software process simulation is the management of software development risks, usually discussed within the category of project planning/management[1]
This study describes a different approach to simulation for managing software development risks
One means of managing the risks arising from uncertainty is to characterise risky scenarios and identify the risk factors in those scenarios
Summary
One of the proposed purposes for software process simulation is the management of software development risks, usually discussed within the category of project planning/management[1]. Simulation primarily for the purpose of software development risk management has been quite limited. Assessing uncertainty through risk factors: Uncertainty gives rise to risk, the potential of loss. One means of managing the risks arising from uncertainty is to characterise risky scenarios and identify the risk factors in those scenarios. Analysis of scenarios begins with identification and quantitative description of the factors composing scenarios. These risk factors can be arranged in various scenarios and using a vehicle for propagating their uncertainties, can be related to system outcomes.
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