Reengineering of Module for Public Sector & Complexity Measurement

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Dr. Anil Kumar
Dr. Anil Kumar
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Ashok Kumar
Ashok Kumar
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Abstract

This paper is based on reengineering of module for public sector, it deals with the measurement of complexity as well as effort measurement of module during Reengineering of module at design time. This methodology reduces more than 75% resources as compared to conventional and structural Methodology. It also, enables to reengineering of module faster, high quality, high reliability, and also increases level of reusability & productivity.

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Dr. Anil Kumar. 1970. \u201cReengineering of Module for Public Sector & Complexity Measurement\u201d. Unknown Journal GJCST Volume 11 (GJCST Volume 11 Issue 16): .

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This paper is based on reengineering of module for public sector, it deals with the measurement of complexity as well as effort measurement of module during Reengineering of module at design time. This methodology reduces more than 75% resources as compared to conventional and structural Methodology. It also, enables to reengineering of module faster, high quality, high reliability, and also increases level of reusability & productivity.

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