Category: Software Engineering

Software Project Planning A software project is a complete methodology of programming progression from requirements gathering to testing and support, completing the execution steps within a specified period of time to achieve the desired software product.   The Need for Software Project Management Software development is an entirely new trend in the world of business, involving few structural programming elements. Most of the programming elements are customized to customer needs. Most importantly, the underlying technology changes and evolves so often and rapidly that the experience of one element may not be connected …

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What is a project? A project is a group of tasks that must be completed to achieve a definite result. A project is also defined as the set of inputs and outputs required to achieve a goal. Projects can range from simple to difficult and can be done by 1 or 100 people. Projects are usually explained and approved by the project manager or team leader. They exceeded expectations and goals, and it’s up to the team to manage the logistics and complete the project on time. For good …

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Waterfall Model : Winston Royce introduced the waterfall model in 1970. This model consists of his five phases: requirements analysis and specification, design, implementation and unit testing, integration and system testing, and operation and maintenance. The steps are always done in this order and never overlap. Developers must complete each phase before the next phase begins. This model is called the “waterfall model” because its graphical representation resembles a cascade of waterfalls.  Requirements Analysis and Specification Phase: The purpose …

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