COSOSIMO Workshop Outbrief14 March 2006.ppt

COSOSIMO Workshop Outbrief ? USC CSE 2006 CSE ARR 2006 COSOSIMO* Workshop Outbrief14 March 2006 Jo Ann Lane jolane@usc.edu University of Southern California Center for Software Engineering Agenda Workshop objectives Review of scope of COSOSIMO Review of last workshop discussions COSOSIMO cost model parameters Updated definitions One more survey Case Study: View of COSOSIMO within the COCOMO Suite (if time permits) Objective of March 2006 COSOSIMO Workshop To converge upon a relevant and complete set of parameters for the COSOSIMO model that Are easily discerned in the early stages of SoS development Minimal overlap with each other Can be used to start cost model data collection activities Attendees George Hulling, Disciplined Software Engineering Suzanne Dawes, Aerospace Josh Wilson, Price Systems Karen Owens, Aerospace Bettina Babbitt, Aerospace Tony Jordano, SAIC Peter Hantos, Aerospace Ed Casey, Raytheon Gary Thomas, Raytheon Garry Roedler, Lockheed Martin Anthony Peterson, Raytheon Miles Nesman, Boeing Jim Cain, BAE Systems David Seaver, Price Systems Marilee Wheaton, Aerosapce Linda Hwang, Northrop Grumman Dan Ligett, Softstar Systems Ali Nikolai, SAIC Ricardo Valerdi, MIT Rosalind Lewis, Aerospace Barry Boehm, USC Jo Ann Lane, USC Scope of COSOSIMO Designed to estimate Lead System Integrator (LSI) effort associated with the development of net-centric systems-of-systems (SoS) Initial model to focus on first increment/evolution of SoS Covers LSI types of EIA 632 activities with special emphasis on Concurrent SoS scoping, planning, requirements, architecting Source selection Teambuilding, re-architecting, feasibility assurance with selected suppliers Incremental acquisition management Development Integration and test Continuous change, risk, and opportunity management What is a “System-of-Systems”? Very-large systems developed by creating a framework or architecture to integrate Existing systems Systems currently under development New s