COSMIC (Common Software Measurement International Consortium) is a method for measuring the functional size of software. It focuses on measuring the amount of data movement within a piece of software, providing a consistent and technology-independent way to quantify the size of software functional requirements. This measurement can be used for estimating effort, cost, and duration of software development projects, as well as for benchmarking and productivity analysis. It's commonly used in project management, software development contracts, and performance evaluation.
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