SOFTWARE METRICS 1. A commonly used software quality measure in industry is the number of errors per thousand lines of product source code. Compare the usefulness of this measure for developers and users. What are the possible problems with relying on this measure as the sole expression of software quality? 2. One can use analytical studies or empirical studies to examine questions on quality, reliability, maintainability, testability, etc. Define the two methods of studies and explain which is preferred. 3. State the 5 key steps in the Software Engineering Institute's (SEI) Software Capability Maturity Model. Briefly state the contents in the top 4 steps. 4. Give three reasons to measure. 5. Name two main types of Software Metrics. 6. What is GQM and define the 10 steps in the process. 7. Create a GQM table/graph for graduating UHCL. 8. Differentiate between Estimates, Targets and Commitments. 9. Estimation and Planning are not the same. Define each and what happens if they are dramatically different. 10. List and define the six steps for preforming experiments