1. Object-Oriented Metrics Alex Evans Jonathan Jakse Cole Fleming Matt Keran Michael Ababio

2. What is OOM? Measurements ManagePredictImprove

3. LOCOM - Lack of CohesionWMC - Weighted Method CountDIT - Depth of Inheritance TreeNOC - Number of ChildrenRFC - Response for ClassCBO - Coupling Between Object Classes Chidamber-Kemerer (CK) Suite

4. Metrics of OO Design (MOOD) CF - Coupling FactorAHF - Attribute Hiding FactorMHF - Method Hiding FactorMIF - Method Inheritance FactorAIF - Attribute Inheritance FactorPF - Polymorphism Factor

5. Coupling Factor (CF) Low coupling Improves modular design Encourages reuse of components

6. Coupling Example Coupling Example Coupling Example Number of non-inheritance couplings: 7 Max Number of Couplings: (9 * 8) / 2 = 36 CF = 7/36 = 0.1944

7. Lack of Cohesion (LOCOM)

8. Correct class subdivision Decrease complexity Reduced risk of errors Increased reusability Low LOCOM

9. Cohesion Example Number of methods in class: 4 %x = 2/4 = 0.5 %y = ¼ = 0.25 %z = ¼ = 0.25 LOCOM = 1 - (0.5 + 0.25 + 0.25)/4 = 0.75

10. Hide attributes Large AHF Prevent access Attribute Hiding Factor (AHF)

11. Hide methods Large MHF Prevent Access Method Hiding Factor (MHF)

12. Encapsulation Example

13. AHF Results AttributesNumber classes not visible in%invisibilityAHF GUIfield1685%57% GUIfield2685% GUIfield3685% P1field1571% P2field1685% P3field1685% P4field1571% DS1field1...4343% DS2field1...4229%

14. MHF Results AttributesNumber classes not visible in%invisibilityMHF GUImethod()685%77% P1method1()571% P1method2()685% P1method3()571% P2method1()457% P2method2()685% P3method1()571% P4method1()571% P4method2()...4685%

15. Depth of Inheritance Tree (DIT) Max length from class node to parent Classes should be distributed evenly DIT

16. Low DIT Less complex Less reuse

17. Number of Children (NOC) Number of direct subclasses for each class NOC

18. Low NOC Reduced testing Decrease complexity Less risk of faults Less reuse

19. DIT and NOC Example

20. Some Results ClassInheritance DepthNumber of Children Entity03 Bullet12 Player10 Enemy13 Zombie20 Boss21 NeonCat30

21. Most of the classes are subclasses: Evenly Distributed DIT Results Analysis

22. Most of the classes have no children: Shallow NOC Results Analysis

23. McCabe’s Cyclomatic Complexity CC Necessary to compute WMC Evaluate complexity of algorithm Create Control Flow Graph

24. Low CC Decreased testing Increased Understanding

25. Weighted Method Count (WMC) Low WMC Increased usability Increased readability Improved Understanding

26. Edges: 8 Nodes: 7 CC: 8 - 7 + 2 = 3 CC Example

27. Weighted Method Count Example Redo classes with WMC 25 and 29 Decrease complexity

28. Response For a Class RFC Number of methods invoked by class Methods executed in response to message

29. Low RFC Reduced complexity Increased understanding Improved readability

30. RFC for Class B

31. Class B can call: FooA(), FooB(), FooB1(), FooC() (4) FooA() calls FooA1() (1) FooC() calls FooC1() (1) FooB1() and FooC1() call System.out.print () (1) RFC for Class B = 7

32. Class B Flow Chart

33. RFC Graphical Representation

34. References http://www.literateprogramming.com/ooapply.pdf http://agile.csc.ncsu.edu/SEMaterials/OOMetrics.htm http://www.arisa.se/compendium/node97.html http://www.ercim.eu/publication/Ercim_News/enw23/abreu.html http://www.cc.uah.es/drg/b/RodHarRama00.English.pdf