Sustainability analysis of software quality model and collection of real time metrics for software process improvement

Abstract

Software quality is paramount for every software either private or public use. Over the years, several software quality models have been developed by different researchers. This study aimed at analysing the software quality models available. To this end the study made use of past literatures on software quality models using specific inclusion and exclusion criteria to select the needed literature for the study. This study selected five software quality models. All the five selected models were analysed based on their characteristics and frequency table and bar chart were used for depicting the attributes of each model then comparison was done. At the end of the analysis it was concluded that in as much as no model has all the qualities, the ISO 25010 has proven to cover wider attributes than other software quality models and can be more effective in measuring software quality than the other explored.