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Software Maintainability and Usability in Agile Environment

by Monika Agarwal, Rana Majumdar
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International Journal of Computer Applications
Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA
Volume 68 - Number 4
Year of Publication: 2013
Authors: Monika Agarwal, Rana Majumdar
10.5120/11569-6873

Monika Agarwal, Rana Majumdar . Software Maintainability and Usability in Agile Environment. International Journal of Computer Applications. 68, 4 ( April 2013), 30-36. DOI=10.5120/11569-6873

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Abstract

This research is based on software maintainability and usability in the agile environment. Maintainability of the system is the ability to undergo changes relatively easily. These changes can affect components, services, interfaces and functionality when adding or changing functions, errors, and respond to business needs. Usability is defined as the application that meets the requirements of users and consumers by providing an intuitive, easy to locate and globalize and provides good access for disabled users and leads to a good overall user experience. In the conventional method of the software development, there are many metrics to calculate the maintenance and use of software. This research is to determine whether the same measures apply to Agile, or there is a need to change some metrics used for the agile environment. The goal of software engineering is to develop good quality maintainable software in schedule and budget. Inflated software costing, delayed time frame, or not meeting quality standards express a failure. A survey suggests about 45% of software fails due to the lack of quality. It is therefore one of the most important aspects for the success of software. .

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Software Maintainability software usability agile environment software metrics

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