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Context:

A tool to analyze how modular the system is, and help users to discover and reorganize the system into a set of domain modules that are independently testable and releasable

  • For an existing system it can evaluate how modular the system is
  • As new software is being developed, these tools will serve as mechanisms for quality control.

Long Term Payoff

  • Improved maintenance through quantitative analysis
  • Maintainability and understandability Improvement
    • Through extraction of domain concepts
    • Through impact analysis
    • Through modularization and structured interactions among modules
  • Can help in making the application service oriented
  • Productivity improvement of new application development – code quality check

 
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