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The document discusses evaluating the size of a hotel management system project using function point metrics. It includes the number of external inputs, outputs, inquiries and internal logical files and external interfaces for the project. It also answers questions about estimation techniques, what function points are, and the information domain values used in function point computation.

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The document discusses evaluating the size of a hotel management system project using function point metrics. It includes the number of external inputs, outputs, inquiries and internal logical files and external interfaces for the project. It also answers questions about estimation techniques, what function points are, and the information domain values used in function point computation.

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HOTEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

● Evaluate size of the project using Function point metric for


restaurant management system

1. No. of External Inputs (EI): Orders placed by customers, menu item updates,
customer feedback submission.
2. No. of External Outputs (EO): Order confirmation receipts, sales reports,
feedback acknowledgment messages.
3. No. of External Inquiries (EQ): Checking menu item availability, order status
inquiries, reservation availability.
4. No. of Internal Logical Files (ILF): Menu items database, customer profiles,
order history.
5. No. of External Interfaces (EIF): Payment gateway interface, supplier
database integration, online reservation system interface.

● Exercise :-

1. What are estimation techniques?


Ans :
Estimation techniques in software project management predict effort, time, and
resources. They include Expert Judgment, Analogous Estimation, Parametric
Estimation, Three-Point Estimation, and Delphi Technique. Expert Judgment involves
domain experts, Analogous Estimation uses past data, Parametric uses
mathematical models, Three-Point considers optimistic and pessimistic scenarios,
and Delphi Technique gathers anonymous expert estimates. These methods assist
in creating realistic project plans and managing stakeholder expectations.

2. What are Function points in software engineering?


Ans :
Function points in software engineering are a standardized measure to quantify
the size and complexity of software applications based on user inputs, outputs,
inquiries, logical files, and external interfaces. They provide a way to estimate the
effort and resources needed for development. Function points consider the
functionality provided to users without regard to the technology or implementation.
They help in comparing the size of different software projects and are used for cost
estimation, project planning, and performance measurement.
3. How many Information Domain Values are used for Function Point Computation?
Ans :
There are five Information Domain Values used for Function Point computation.
These values represent the complexity of data processing within the software
application. The Information Domain Values include 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4. Each value
corresponds to the number of data element types (DETs) and record element types
(RETs) within a function. Value 0 indicates no data or file types, 1 for low complexity
with simple DETs and RETs, 2 for moderate complexity, 3 for high complexity, and 4
for very high complexity with many DETs and RETs. These values help in determining
the Function Point count and the overall size of the software application.

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