ࡱ> fhcde@  abjbjFF S~,,XD4 4 4 4 ` ` ` $ ,f,f,fP|fDf, Ժxjkkkkk8m\lm0wyyyLŮU$LRy` mkkmmy4 4 kkooom4 k` kwomwoo,'R ` kj ,fmS<+L0Ժ\,m,x 4 4 4 4 ,` @mmommmmmyy VHdo Hd Peer Review Process Description Version 1.0 draft1 Table of Contents  TOC \o "2-2" \t "Heading 1,1" 1. Overview  PAGEREF _Toc512740933 \h 1 2. Work Aids  PAGEREF _Toc512740934 \h 1 3. Risk Assessment Guidance  PAGEREF _Toc512740935 \h 1 4. Participants  PAGEREF _Toc512740936 \h 2 5. Inspection Procedure  PAGEREF _Toc512740937 \h 4 6. Walkthrough Procedure  PAGEREF _Toc512740938 \h 10 7. Passaround Procedure  PAGEREF _Toc512740939 \h 11 8. Measurements  PAGEREF _Toc512740940 \h 12 9. Process Maintenance  PAGEREF _Toc512740941 \h 13 10. Revision History  PAGEREF _Toc512740942 \h 13  Overview In a peer review, co-workers of a person who created a software work product examine that product to identify defects and correct shortcomings. A peer review: Verifies whether the work product correctly satisfies the specifications found in any predecessor work product, such as requirements or design documents Identifies any deviation from standards, including issues that may affect maintainability of the software Suggests improvement opportunities to the author Promotes the exchange of techniques and education of the participants. All interim and final development work products are candidates for review, including: Requirements specifications User interface specifications and designs Architecture, high-level design, and detailed designs and models Source code Test plans, designs, cases, and procedures Software development plans, including project management plan, configuration management plan, and quality assurance plan This document defines an overall peer review process. It includes procedures for conducting inspections and two types of informal peer review, a walkthrough and a passaround, as well as guidance for selecting the appropriate approach for each review. Work Aids The following peer review work aids are available from : Inspection Summary Report Issue Log Typo List Inspection Moderators Checklist Inspection Lessons Learned Questionnaire Review checklists for several types of software work products Risk Assessment Guidance To judge which software components (or portions of components) to review and what type of review method to use, consider the following risk criteria: Components that use new technology, techniques, or tools Key architectural components Complex logic or algorithms that are difficult to understand but must be accurate and optimized Mission-, security-, or safety-critical components with dangerous failure modes Components having many exception conditions or failure modes Exception handling code that cannot easily be tested Components that are intended to be reused Components that will serve as models or templates for other components Components that affect multiple portions of the product Complex user interfaces Components created by less experienced developers Code modules having high complexity Modules having a history of many defects or changes Work products that fit in one or more of these categories are considered high risk. A product is considered low risk if an undetected error will not significant affect the projects ability to meet its schedule, quality, cost, and feature objectives. Use inspections for high-risk work products, or the high-risk portions of large products, and for major work products that are about to be baselined. Less formal reviews are acceptable for other work products. Participants Table 1 suggests project roles who might review different work products. Not all of these perspectives need to be represented. In general, a work product should be reviewed by: The author of any predecessor document or specification Someone who must base their subsequent work on the work product Peers of the author Anyone responsible for a component to which the work product interfaces Attendance by anyone with supervisory authority over the author is by invitation of the author only. Table 1. Review Participants for Different Types of Work Products. Work Product TypeSuggested ReviewersArchitecture or High-Level Designarchitect, requirements analyst, designer, project manager, integration test engineerDetail Designdesigner, architect, programmer, integration test engineerProcess Documentationprocess improvement group leader, process improvement working group members, management-level process owner, practitioner representatives who will use the processProject Plansproject manager, program manager, business sponsor, marketing or sales representative, technical lead, quality assurance managerRequirements Specificationrequirements analyst, project manager, architect, designer, system test engineer, quality assurance manager, user or marketing representative, documentation writer, subject matter expert, technical support representativeSource Codeprogrammer, designer, unit test engineer, maintainer, requirements analyst, coding standards expertSystem Technical Documentationauthor, project manager, maintainer, programmerTest Documentationtest engineer, programmer (unit testing) or architect (integration testing) or requirements analyst (system testing), quality assurance representativeUser Interface Designuser interface designer, requirements analyst, user, application domain expert, usability or human factors expert, system test engineerUser Manualdocumentation writer, requirements analyst, user or marketing representative, system test engineer, maintainer, designer, instructional designer, trainer, technical support representative  Inspection Procedure ParticipantsThe roles and responsibilities shown below pertain to the inspection process. All participants are inspectors, in addition to any specialized role they might have. At least three participants, including the author, are required for an inspection. If only three people participate in an inspection, the moderator shall also serve as recorder or reader. The author may not serve as reader, moderator, or recorder. RoleResponsibilitiesauthorCreator or maintainer of the work product to be inspected. Initiates the inspection process by asking the peer review coordinator to assign a moderator. States his objectives for the inspection. Delivers work product and its specification or predecessor document to moderator. Works with moderator to select inspectors and assign roles. Addresses items on the Issue Log and Typo Lists. Reports rework time and defect counts to moderator.ModeratorPlans, schedules, and leads the inspection events. Works with author to select inspectors and assign roles. Assembles inspection package and delivers it to inspectors at least 3 days prior to the inspection meeting. Determines whether preparation is sufficient to hold the meeting. If not, reschedules the meeting. Facilitates inspection meeting. Corrects any inappropriate behavior. Solicits input from inspectors as reader presents each section of the work product. Records any action items or side issues that arise during the inspection. Leads inspection team in determining the work product appraisal. Serves as verifier or delegates this responsibility to someone else. Delivers completed Inspection Summary Report to the organizations peer review coordinator.ReaderPresents portions of the work product to the inspection team to elicit comments, issues, or questions from inspectors.RecorderRecords and classifies issues raised during inspection meeting.InspectorExamines work product prior to the inspection meeting to find defects and prepare for contributing to the meeting. Records preparation time. Participates during the meeting to identify defects, raise issues, and suggest improvements.VerifierPerforms follow-up to determine whether rework has been performed appropriately and correctly.Peer Review CoordinatorCustodian of the organizations inspection metrics database. Maintains records of inspections conducted and data from the Inspection Summary Report for each inspection. Generates reports on inspection data for management, process improvement team, and peer review process owner.Entry CriteriaThe author selected an inspection approach for the product being reviewed. All necessary supporting documentation is available The author has stated his objectives for this inspection. Reviewers are trained in the peer review process. Documents to be inspected are identified with a version number. All pages are numbered and line numbers are displayed. The documents have been spell-checked. Source code to be inspected is identified with a version number. Listings have line numbers and page numbers. Code compiles with no errors or warning messages using the projects standard compiler switches. Errors found using code analyzer tools have been corrected. For a re-inspection, all issues from the previous inspection were resolved. Any additional entry criteria defined for the specific type of work product are also satisfied.PlanningTaskResponsibleGive moderator the work product to be inspected and supporting documents, such as specifications, predecessor documents, or pertinent test documentation.ModeratorDetermine whether work product satisfies inspection entry criteria.AuthorBased on the size and complexity of the work product, determine how many inspection meetings will be required.Moderator and AuthorSelect inspectors and assign roles to individuals. Gain agreement from the other inspectors to participate.Moderator and AuthorDetermine whether an overview meeting is required.AuthorSchedule the inspection, and possibly overview, meetings and distribute a meeting notice.ModeratorDistribute the inspection package to the participants at least 3 working days prior to the inspection meeting.Moderator or Author OverviewTaskResponsibleDescribe the important features of the work product to the rest of the inspection team. State inspection objectives.AuthorEvaluate the assumptions, history, and context of the work product.Inspectors PreparationTaskResponsibleAsk individual inspectors to prepare with specific objectives in mind, such as: checking the consistency of cross-references; checking for interface errors; checking traceability to, and consistency with, predecessor specifications; or checking conformance to standards.Moderator and AuthorExamine the work product, to understand it, find defects, and raise questions about it. Use the appropriate defect checklist to focus attention on defects commonly found in the type of product being inspected. Use other analysis methods to look for defects as appropriate.InspectorsLog minor defects found, such as typographical errors or style inconsistencies, on the Typo List. Deliver this to the author at or prior to the inspection meeting.Inspectors Inspection MeetingTaskResponsibleOpen the Meeting: Introduce the participants (if necessary) and state their roles, state the purpose of the inspection, and direct inspectors to focus their efforts toward finding defects, not solutions. Remind participants to address their comments to the work product under review, not to the author.ModeratorEstablish Preparedness: Ask each inspector for his preparation time and record the times on the Inspection Summary Report. If preparation is insufficient, reschedule the meeting.ModeratorPresent Work Product: Describe portions of the work product to the inspection team.ReaderRaise Defects and Issues: Point out concerns, potential defects, questions, or improvement opportunities after the reader presents each section.InspectorsRecord Issues: Capture the information in Table 2 on the Issue Log for each issue raised. State aloud what was recorded to make sure it was recorded accurately.RecorderAnswer Questions: Respond briefly to any specific questions raised, and contribute to defect detection based on special understanding of the work product.AuthorMake Product Appraisal: After all meetings scheduled for a given inspection are complete, decide on the work product appraisal, selecting from the options in Table 3. If the inspectors disagree, assign the most conservative appraisal offered by any of the inspectors.InspectorsSign Inspection Summary Report: All participants sign the Inspection Summary Report to indicate their agreement with the inspection outcome.InspectorsCollect Inspection Feedback. Ask the inspectors to evaluate the inspection and suggest improvements, using the Inspection Lessons Learned Questionnaire.Moderator Table 2. Information to Record for Each Defect Found. ColumnDescriptionOrigindevelopment phase in which the defect was introducedTypeMissing (something needs to be there but is not) Wrong (something is erroneous or conflicts with something else) Extra (something unnecessary is present) Usability Performance Non-defect issue (question, point of style, suggestion, clarification needed)SeverityMajor (could cause product failure or cost significantly more to correct in the future) Minor (non-fatal error, cosmetic problem, annoyance, or a workaround is available)Locationpage and line or section number where the defect is locatedDescriptionconcise description of the issue or possible defect Table 3. Possible Appraisals of Inspected Work Products. AppraisalMeaningAccepted As IsModifications may be required in the work product, but verification of the modification is not necessary.Accept ConditionallyDefects must be corrected, and the changes must be verified by the individual named on the Inspection Summary Report.Re-inspect Following ReworkA substantial portion of the product must be modified, or there are many changes to make. A second inspection is required after the author has completed rework.Inspection Not CompletedA significant fraction of the planned material was not inspected, or the inspection was terminated for some reason. TaskResponsibleReworkCorrect defects and typos found, resolve issues raised, and modify work product accordingly. Mark issues list to indicate action taken. AuthorCorrect any other project documents based on defects identified in the inspected work product.AuthorRecord any uncorrected defects in the projects defect tracking system.AuthorIf rework verification is not needed, report the number of major and minor defects found and corrected and the actual rework effort to the moderator.AuthorRecord the actual rework effort on the Inspection Summary Report.Moderator TaskResponsibleFollow-UpConfirm that the author has addressed every item on the Issue Log. Determine whether the author made appropriate decisions as to which defects not to correct and which improvement suggestions not to implement.VerifierExamine the modified work product to judge whether the rework has been performed correctly. Report any findings to the author, so rework can be declared complete, incorrect rework can be redone, or items that were not originally pursued can be addressed.VerifierReport the number of major and minor defects found and corrected and the actual rework effort to the moderator.AuthorCheck whether the exit criteria for the inspection and for the peer review process have been satisfied. If so, the inspection is complete.ModeratorCheck the baselined work product into the projects configuration management system.AuthorDeliver Inspection Summary Report and counts of defects found and defects corrected to peer review coordinator.Author DeliverablesBaselined work product Completed Inspection Summary Report Completed Issue Log Completed Typo Lists Counts of defects found and defects correctedExit CriteriaAll of the authors inspection objectives are satisfied. Issues raised during the inspection are tracked to closure. All major defects are corrected. Uncorrected defects are logged in the projects defect tracking system. The modified work product is checked into the projects configuration management system. If changes were required in earlier project deliverables, those deliverables have been correctly modified, checked into the projects configuration management system, and any necessary regression tests were passed. Moderator has collected and recorded the inspection data. Moderator has delivered the completed Inspection Summary Report and defect counts to the peer review coordinator.  Walkthrough Procedure ParticipantsThe author selects the participants in a walkthrough. No specific roles are assigned.Entry CriteriaThe author selected a walkthrough review approach for the product being reviewed. The author has stated his objectives for the review.TasksTaskResponsibleSelect review participants, obtain their agreement to participate, and schedule a walkthrough meeting.AuthorDistribute work product to reviewers prior to the meeting.AuthorDescribe the work product to the reviewers during the meeting in any appropriate way. Lead discussion on the topics of interest or concerns about the work product.AuthorPresent comments, possible defects, and improvement suggestions to the author.ReviewersBased on reviewer comments, perform any necessary rework of the work product.AuthorDeliverablesModified work productVerificationNo verification of rework is required. Changes are made at the authors discretion.Exit CriteriaThe author has made any appropriate changes in the work product.  Passaround Procedure ParticipantsThe author selects the participants in a passaround. No specific roles are assigned. However, it can be beneficial to ask individual reviewers to examine the work product from specific perspectives, such as checking internal cross-references, confirming interface definitions, checking conformance to standards, or identifying grammatical and typographical errors.Entry CriteriaThe author selected a passaround review approach. The author has stated his objectives for the review. The document has been spell-checked.TasksTaskResponsibleEither distribute a physical or electronic copy of the work product to each reviewer, or create a file to which all reviewers have read/write access.AuthorNotify reviewers that work product is available and indicate the date by which review comments are to be provided.AuthorEither hand-write comments directly on the work product, or enter comments into the work product file, using a revision marks convention or an annotation feature of the tool being used. If working with an individual copy of the work product, deliver the work product with comments to the author after completing the review.ReviewersAfter the final date of the review period, remove work product from the shared file location and examine added comments.AuthorBased on reviewer comments, perform any necessary rework of the work product. AuthorIf a shared file was used to accumulate comments, delete each comment from the work product as it is resolved. Leave any comments that require discussion in the work product until agreement is reached on actions to be taken.AuthorDeliverablesModified work productVerificationNo verification of rework is required. The author is responsible for making appropriate decisions on issues and for correctly performing any rework.Exit CriteriaThe author has addressed all review issues raised.  Measurements The moderator shall collect the data items in Table 4 from each inspection. These data items are used to calculate the process metrics in Table 5 and to monitor and improve the inspection process. The moderator shall record the data items in the appropriate spaces on the Inspection Summary Report and Issue Log and report them to the organizations peer review coordinator. The peer review coordinator shall maintain these metrics in a repository and produce periodic reports of summary data for practitioners and managers. Table 4. Data Items Collected From Each Inspection. Data ItemDefinitionEffort.Planningtotal labor hours spent by the moderator and author in planning, scheduling meetings, assembling, duplicating, and distributing materials, and any other related tasksEffort.Overviewtotal labor hours spent by the participants in an overview meeting, if one was heldEffort.Preparationtotal labor hours spent by the inspectors and author preparing for the inspectionEffort.Reworktotal labor hours the author spent correcting defects in the initial deliverable and making other improvements; include verification time from the follow-up stageTime.Meetingduration of the inspection meeting in hoursDefects.Found.Major, Defects.Found.Minortotal number of major and minor defects found by the inspection team; do not include non-defect issues raised, such as questions, requests for clarification, points of style, or items from the Typo ListsDefects.Corrected.Major, Defects.Corrected.Minortotal number of major and minor defects corrected during reworkSize.Planned, Size.Actualtotal physical lines of code (not including comments and blank lines) or number of document pages that were planned for inspection and that were actually inspectedNumber.of.Inspectorsnumber of active participants in the inspection meetingInspection.Appraisalinspection teams decision about disposition of the inspected work product (accepted as is, accepted conditionally, re-inspect following rework) Table 5. Metrics Calculated From Inspection Data Items. MetricHow CalculatedDefect.DensityDefects.Found.Total / Size.ActualDefects.Found.TotalDefects.Found.Major + Defects.Found.MinorDefects.Corrected.TotalDefects. Corrected.Major + Defects. Corrected.MinorEffort.InspectionEffort.Planning + Effort.Overview + Effort.Preparation + Effort.Meeting + Effort.ReworkEffort.MeetingNumber.of.Inspectors * Time.MeetingEffort.per.DefectEffort.Inspection / Defects.Found.TotalEffort.per.Unit.SizeEffort.Inspection / Size.ActualPercent.Inspected100 * Size.Actual / Size.PlannedPercent.Majors100 * Defects.Found.Major / Defects.Found.TotalRate.InspectionSize.Actual / Time.MeetingRate.PreparationSize.Planned / (Effort.Preparation / Number.of.Inspectors)Rework.per.DefectEffort.Rework / Defects.Corrected.Total Process Maintenance Submit suggestions for improvements to be made in this peer review process to s peer review process owner. 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