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Lecture 1: Introduction
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Describe a project
A project is a temporary endeavor to create an unique product, service or result -
How does a project differ from a process?
A project is temporary has a clear start point and end-point. A project has a limited budget: resources or people are only temporarily allocated to a project. By contras, a business process is a 'standing operation' with a stable budget and stable -
What is the definition of software project management?
Is concerned with activities to ensure that software is delivered on time, within budget and in accordance with the requirements of the organization that needs to the software -
What is the main point made in the article of Eveleens & Verhoef?
They don't measure pojrect success but they measure whether the projects conforms to the initial requirements specifications. That might have been wrong from the start. Even if it is not that bad, it is still quite bad. -
What is a success factor according to Eveleens & Verhoef?
A success factor is a factor that is present in all successful projects and absent in all unsuccessful projects -
What ar the factors of success according to Eveleens & Verhoef?
Factors of success:- User involvement - collection of basic behaviors of how people work together
- Optimization - structured means of improving business effectiveness
- Agile process - agile team and the product owner are skilled in the agile process
- User involvement - collection of basic behaviors of how people work together
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What are the four elements of the general software projects?
Analysis
Design
Implement
Test
In the waterfall method they are put one after another -
Why do managers like the waterfall types of methods?
Because it is clear where you can draw the line, where something begins and ends. If you put a deadline on this, than you can easily that a certain phase is overrunning -
What are the five phases of the Systems Development Lifecycle?
- System analysis
- Conceptual design
- Physical design
- Implementation and Conversion
- Operation and Maintenance
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Lecture 2: System development
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What is the essence captured in the article of Brooks (1987) - No silver bullet?
The hardest single part of building a software system is deciding precisely what to build. There is no single developed in either technology or management technique that by itself promises even one order-of-magnitude improvement in productivity, in reliability, in simplicity.
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