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1 ev14a Interactive Session 4 u Tuesday, July 17 7pm to 10pm u Build a sqa plan for the dental office software u Assume a 3-person, development team, a separate 2-person, test team, and a project manager above the dev team’s manager u Assume a reasonable set of company standards and a reasonable set of project documents

2 ev14a SQA Plan u This is a example of an SQA plan. u See lecture page for link

3 ev14a Final Exam Preview Final Exam, Thursday, July 26

4 ev14a Earned Value Analysis Basing Progress on Percentage of Estimated Effort

5 ev14a Basic Measures (1) u Budgeted Cost of Work(BCW): the estimated effort for each work task. u Budget at Completion (BAC): the sum of each BCW and thus the estimate of the total effort for the project u Planned Value (PV): the percentage of the total estimated effort that is assigned to a particular work task. PV = BCW/BAC

6 ev14a Basic Measures (2) u Budgeted Cost of Work Scheduled (BCWS): the sum of the estimated effort for each work task that was scheduled to be competed by the specified time. u Budgeted Cost of Work Performed (BCWP): the sum of the estimated efforts for the work tasks that have been completed by the specified time.

7 ev14a Basic Measures (3) u Actual Cost of Work Performed (ACWP): the sum of the actual efforts for the work tasks that have been completed.

8 ev14a Progress Indicators (1) u Earned Value(EV)= BCWP/BAC = the sum of the PV’s for all completed work tasks u Schedule Performance Index (SPI) = BCWP/BCWS u Schedule Variance (SV) = BCWP – BCWS

9 ev14a Progress Indicators (2) u Percent Complete (PC) = BCWP/BAC u Cost Performance Index (CPI) = BCWP/ACWP u Cost Variance (CV) = BCWP – ACWP

10 ev14a Example 14a.1 #BCWPVACWscheddone A20302/15 B40303/15 C34204/154/1 D66505/31 E20306/30 F1557/31

11 ev14a Example 14a.2 #BCWPVACWscheddone A20302/15 B40303/154/15 C34204/154/1 D66505/315/15 E20306/30 F1557/31

12 ev14a L14aS12 – Ind Asg due 7/24 #BCWPVACWscheddone A20302/15 B40503/154/15 C60704/154/1 D80705/315/15 E60406/307/15 F40 7/319/1 Plot all the progress indicators for the time 1/1 to 9/1 Plot at.5 month intervals and use.5 month units