E-Voting Software Quality Analysis with McCall's Method

Nowadays, software testing is important, especially to determine its quality. This study aims to test the quality of e-voting software using the McCall method framework that focuses on software Product Operation aspects. By knowing the current quality of e-voting software, we know how much positive impact the existing software has, besides that the lowest metric can be improved in the future. There are five metrics tested, namely, Correctness, Reliability, Efficiency, Integrity, and Usability. The test results show that the highest metric value is correctness with 89.85%, and the lowest metric is the efficiency with 48.3%. Average, the e-voting software is considered to be of good quality with an average score of 79,932%.