A collective term for methods used to estimate the cost of a software development project. Major methods include bottom-up estimation (aggregating effort estimates for individual tasks), function point analysis (deriving costs from quantified data inputs, outputs, and functional complexity), and analogous estimation (using past similar projects for rough estimates in early stages). Each method differs in accuracy, effort required, and appropriate timing, and is chosen according to project circumstances.

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• 2024r06 #49ソフトウェア開発プロジェクトにおける，コストの見積手法には，積み上げ法，ファンクションポイント法，類推見積法などがある。見積りで使用した手法とその特徴に関する記…