Testing Reliability metrics uses two
approaches to evaluate the reliability.
First, it ensures that the system is
fully equipped with the functions that are specified in the requirements.
Because of this, the errors due to the lack of functionality decreases .
Second approach is nothing but
evaluating the code , finding the errors and fixing them.
The current practices of software reliability measurement can be divided
into four categories.
1) Product metrics
2) project management busy
3) process metrics
4) Fault and failure metrics
As discussed earlier software size and complexity plays an
important role in design and coding phase. One of the product metrics called
function point metric is used to estimate the size and complexity of the
program.
Project Management metrics increases
reliability by evaluating the Management process whereas process metrics can be
used to estimate , monitor and improve the reliability and quality of the
software.
The final one, Fault and Failure
Metrics determines, when the software is performing the whole functions that
are specified by the requirement documents with out any errors. It takes the
faults and failures that arises in the coding
and analyzes them to achieve this task.
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