Reporting helps you measure, summarize, and review activities
both in a single discipline and across your application development
life cycle.
Reports are the primary channel for metrics information. Here is
a list and description of the predefined reports available with the
application.
- Review Summary: This template can be used to create a report
with a summary of a Design Management review. The report can be run
on either a review in progress or a completed review. The report includes
a table with the review attributes such as the review dates, status,
instructions and the list of resources with their instructions. The
report table also includes the participants along with their respective
roles and any comments they may have made on the review itself. The
report also contains a second table of the review results. Every combination
of participant and review resource has a corresponding entry in this
results table. In addition to the participant name and resource name,
every entry includes the participant's status with respect to that
resource and any comments that the participant may have made.
- UML Model Metrics: This template can be used to create
a report with some basic metrics of a UML Model, where ten levels
of nested packages in the model are examined. The report contains
two sections. The first section counts the number of packages, classes,
interfaces and associations, and computes the average number of classes
per package. The second section lists every package in the model,
limited to ten levels of nesting, and the UML classes that are contained
in each package. For each class, the number of attributes and operations
are also output to the report.
- UML Stereotyped Elements: This template can be used to
create a report with information about the stereotypes that are applied
to elements in a UML Model, where 10 levels of nested packages in
the Model are examined. Every package in the model, limited to 10
levels of nesting, is listed along with its packaged elements. For
each packaged element, its concrete type is given along with the names
of any applied stereotypes.