INVESTIGATE,IDENTIFY AND ESTIMATE THE TECHNICAL DEBT: A SYSTEMATIC MAPPING STUDY
Mrwan BenIdris, Hany Ammar, Dale Dzielski
West Virginia University– Morgantown, West Virginia USA
ABSTRACT
Context: Technical Debt (TD) is a metaphor that refers to short-term
solutions in software development that may affect the cost to the software
development life cycle. Objective: To explore and understand TDrelated to the
software industry as well as an overview on the current state of TD research.
Forty-three TD empirical studies were collected for classification and
analyzation. Goals: Classify TD types, find the indicators used to detect TD,
find the estimators used to quantify the TD, evaluate how researchers
investigate TD. Method: By performing a systematic mapping study to identify
and analyze the TD empirical studies which published between 2014 and 2017.
Results: We present the most common indicators and evaluators to identify and
evaluate the TD, and we gathered thirteen types of TD. We showed some ways to
investigate the TD, and used tools in the selected studies. Conclusion: The
outcome of our systematic mapping study can help researchers to identify
interestand future in TD.
Software Engineering, Technical Debt, Systematic Mapping Review, Technical Debt Indicator and Estimator.
For More Details: http://aircconline.com/ijsea/V9N5/9518ijsea01.pdf
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