A Metric-Based Approach for Measuring The Conceptual Integrity Of Software Architectures

  • Sharafi S
  • Sabet Z
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Abstract

Software architectures evaluation has an important role in the life cycle of software systems. The conceptual integrity is one of the quality attributes which could be closely related to software architectural design. It is the underlying theme or vision that unifies all levels of the system's design. In this paper, a method for measuring the conceptual integrity of software architecture is provided. Conceptual integrity measurement is done in several steps by extracting a graph structure which its nodes are architectural concepts and its edges are relationship between them. The constructed graph is then weighted according to the type of relationship among the architectural concepts. Finally, a metric for evaluating the conceptual integrity from the refined graph is provided.

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Sharafi, S. M., & Sabet, Z. (2015). A Metric-Based Approach for Measuring The Conceptual Integrity Of Software Architectures. International Journal of Software Engineering & Applications, 6(1), 101–110. https://doi.org/10.5121/ijsea.2015.6109

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