FIGURE 5.1 Apportion Method of Allocating Project Costs Using the Work Breakdown Structure Total project cost $500,000 Document Design 20% 100.000 Program 30% 150.000 Test 40% 200,000 5% Produce CD 5% 25.000 25,000 D-1 10% 50,000 D-2 10% 50.000 P-1 P-2 20% 5% 100.000|| 25,000 P-3 5% 25,000 Doc-1 2% 10.000 Doc-2 3% 15.000 CD-1 5% 25.000 T-1 10% 50,000 T-3 10% 20% 50,000 || 100.000 The project is very similar to other projects. Figure 5.1 on p. 144 shows how the costs have broken out historically. Using this table, how much should we estimate the programming portion of the project to cost. Enter the number as a whole number without dollar signs, commas or decimal points. E.g. 123456. Using the function points computed above along with the charge cost per month per person (10,000). Use Cocomo II (http://softwarecost.org/tools/COCOMO/) to do the estimating for this project. They will do the programming in JAVA. Their programmers' capability is low. continuity is expected to be low, and their application experience is very low. Everything else is nominal. Using the output from COCOMO answer the following questions: Question 6 (5 points) What is the amount of work in the project? O A) 116.7 person-months B) 87.1 person-months C) 119.4 person-months D) 193.4 person-months Question 7 (5 points) How long should the project take? A) 11.9 months B) 20,9 months Question 8 (5 points) How much should the project cost? Enter the number as a whole number without dollar signs, commas or decimals. E.g. 123456 A