Function Point Analysis Software Estimation Workshop at Bangalore

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Function Point Analysis Software Estimation

Date: 8th Oct 2014 at Bangalore 

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Overview:

Software size is an important input for estimating the effort schedule and cost of software. However factors such as ever-expanding user requirements and the variety of software tools available today make it difficult to estimate the software size. Function Point Analysis (FPA) is a structured technique for software size estimation and helps overcome these difficulties. This technique is widely used through out the world and well tested on thousands of projects. This technique involves viewing the functionality of software from the users' perspective and then estimating the size based on the required functionality.
 
The objective of the workshop is to provide training on Function Points Analysis estimation using IFPUG (International Function Point User Group Guidelines) technique for estimation size, effort and thereby derive project schedule for development and enhancement projects.

Target Audience:

The target audience for the program are professionals with minimum of two years of experience with regards to various phases of Software Development Life Cycles, and should be involved with any / all / either of the functions given below:
Program Management, Quality Process Engineering, Project Management, Software Quality Assurance, Delivery, Pre Sales & Marketing, Requirements Engineering & Management.

Pre Requisite:

Course Content:

Basic Concepts and Techniques of Estimation.

* Introduction to Estimation
* Overview to Function Points
* Counting Data Functions (IFPUG Guidelines)
* Counting Transaction Functions.( IFPUG Guidelines)
* Determine Value Adjustment Factor (IFPUG Guidelines)
* Calculate Adjusted Function Points Size for a Development project - Size of software.
* Deriving the Effort and Project Schedule based on Function Point Size.
* Calculate the function point size for Enhancement projects (IFPUG Guidelines)
* Case Study for a Business application will be discussed to arrive function points size.
* Hands on to participants. (Participants will get an experience of arriving function points end to end)
*
Backfiring method of deciding function points using LOC.
* Summary and Closure.

Workshop take away:

  * Training Course material.
  * References and articles on the topic.

At the end of training:

After the completion of the course, the participants would be able to:
  * Understand the principles of good estimation
  * Understand the steps involved in a Function Point estimation for development project as per IFPUG Guidelines
  * Apply the techniques for Function Point estimation for development, Enhancement projects.
  * Decide the testing effort and test cases based on the function point sizing.
  * Awareness on Backfiring Method to establish Function Point using Lines of Code.

Faculty Profile: KnowledgeWorks Accredited Trainer

He has around 17 years of professional experience and 5 years as a consultant. Coach and Trainer in Agile - Scrum, Lean - Agile, XP, Kanban, Software Estimation, Project Management. He has extensive implementation experience in Agile - Scrum, Distributed Agile and Scaling Agile at Enterprise Level, FP Based Productivity framework Design and Measurement. He has been a panel speaker and moderator for Agile Best Practices Sessions and also delivered talks in conferences and webinars on Agile Methodologies.

 

His main interests are providing Consulting, Coaching, Mentoring and Training in Agile Methodologies, Transitioning to Agile Successfully, Scaling Agile at Enterprise level, Scrum Project Management, CMMI - Agile(Hybrid Process Model adoption), Software Estimation using Function Point Analysis.

 

* He is Certified Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) Program Consultants and holds SAFe Program Consultant Certification (SPC) from Scaled Agile Academy

* He is an Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP) from PMI, Certified Scrum Master (CSM)and  holds Certified Scrum Practitioner (CSP) certification from Scrum Alliance.

* He is one of the Core Executive Committee Members  for Agile Leadership Network, Bengaluru, Chapter

 

He has Trained more than 2500 Participants and 50 Plus Organisations since 5.0 years, to various IT and Non IT companies in the areas of Agile Methodologies (Scrum Project Management), Agile Estimation and Planning, Agile Requirements Analysis, Software Estimation Techniques(Function Point Analysis) to various clients in India and USA. He has delivered training assignments in Infosys-Mysore, Yahoo, Oracle , GE & GE- Healthcare, Arbitron, MindTree, Mphasis, Hewlett Packard, CapGemini, Computer Associates, ITC Info Tech, Informatica, ABB etc.

 

Time : 09:30 am to 05:30 pm

 

Fee Details:

Rs. 6,180.00 Per Participant (All Inclusive)

 

Group Discount:

Group of 3 or more Rs. 5,618.00Per Participant (All Inclusive)

Subject to availability of seats. Registration is first come first serve basis.

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Venue Details:

KnowledgeWorks IT Consulting Pvt. Ltd.,

No. 65, Sri Vinayaka Tower, 3rd Floor, 8th B Main, 27th Cross,

Jayanagar 4th Block, Bangalore - 560011

 

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