Section 12. Discussion Questions and Projects
- Describe AHP as a multiobjective decision-making methodology in a software development context. What are its merits vis-á-vis traditional decision-making approaches?
- The spectrum of complexity in software has two poles or extremes, as shown in the following figure. The left side of the figure shows high complexity due to fewer but multifunction or multioutput components. The right side shows high complexity due to too many single-function or single-output components. Experience and the limited use of Taguchi Methods to date indicates that complexity in an enterprise software application may lie somewhere between these extremes, as shown by the catenary curve between the two poles or complexity extremes. ...
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