I am assessing whether a .net intranet application system is of acceptable, reasonable quality.

My criteria so far for this is on several fronts:

- Architecture (e.g., is the architecture n-tier?)

- Is the code easy to maintain?

- Has the code been written with reuse in mind, or refactored?

- Are there any standards being adhered to in the code (e.g., naming conventions, commenting, error/exception handling etc)

- Is there adequate commenting?

- What is the number of bugs?

- What is the standard and quality of the error and exception handling and reporting?

- How was unit testing performed?  Was nUnit used?

- What's the code coverage like?  I was planning to evaluate with nCover.  What overall % do you think is reasonable?

- How does the system comply with Microsoft Patterns and Practices?

- Examing the overall System Design and has a methodology being adhered to?

- Look at how operations and functional areas have been decomposed or represented.

- Look at how data concurrency and transaction locking has been handled.

I was planning to examine the code using nDepend or FxCop.  Any suggestions which might be best suited to the job?

I would be grateful if anyone has anymore ideas to add to or enhance my criteria?

Thanks in advance.