Examen 2 Flashcards

(35 cards)

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Project Schedule

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Describes the software development cycle for a particular project by enumerating the phases or stages of the project.

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Work Breakdown Structure

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Depicts the project as a set of discrete pieces of work. Its the heart of a project plan,as most of other parts of a project are built from it

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Activity Graph

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Depict the dependencies among activities

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Critical Path Method

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Analyzing the paths among the milestones of a project

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Real(Duration)

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Estimated time required to complete the activity

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Available Time

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Time available in the schedule for the activity’s completition

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Slack

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The difference between the available and real time

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More realism for CPM

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We need the resources availability and it does not indicate weekends, holidays etc.

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Analogy

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If we already built a system much like the one proposed, then we can use this info for the estimates

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Delphi Technique

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Experts are asked to make individual predictions secretly, based on their expertise and using whatever process they choose.

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Watson and Felix Model

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A productivity index is included in the equation

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Gantt Charts

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Invented during World War I to schedule the logistics of getting men and materials to the many ships the US coast for transport to Europe.

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Earned Value Analysis

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A way to measure the amount of work actually performed on a project and to forecast a project’s cost and date of completition

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Planned Value(BWCS)

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“how much did we plan to spend as of this date?”, “how much work should have been completed by this date?”

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Actual Cost (ACWP)

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“how much have we actually spent?”

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Earned Value

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“how much work has actually been completed” (%complete * planned value)

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Schedule Variance

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SV = BCWP-BCWS

A negative variance mean the project is behind schedule

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Cost Variance

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CV = BCWP-ACWP

A negative variance mean the project is over budget

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Schedule Performance Index

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SPI = BCWP/BCWS

SPI <1 means project is behind schedule

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Cost Performance Index

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CPI = BCWP/ACWP

CPI < 1 means project is over budget

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Estimation

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During the contract process there is a need to estimate the size, effort, and cost of a software product that is yet to be developed.

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Measurement

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With the exception of the contract phase and the time preceding the first milestone, measurement activities takes places in all other situations

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Function Point Analysis

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Software us better measured in terms of the functionality that it performs.

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Internal Logical Files

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Represent data that is stored and maintained within the boundary of the application you are counting

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Data Element Type
Unique user recognizable, non-recursive field
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Record Element Type
User recognizable sub-group of data elements within a ILF or EIF
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External Interface Files
Represent data that your application will use/reference but data that is not maintained by your application
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External Inputs
An elementary process in which data crosses the boundary from outside to inside.
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File Type Reference (FTR)
A file, internal or external, that has been accessed by the transaction
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External Outputs
An elementary process which derived data passes across the boundary from inside to outside
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External Inquiries
An elementary process with both input and output components that result in data retrieval from one or more ILFs and EIFs
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Risk
Uncertain event or condition that might affect your project
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Four Ways of handling Risk
Avoid Mitigate Transfer Accept
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Risk Assesment phase Activities
Risk Identification Risk Analysis Risk Prioritization
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Risk Control Phase Activities
Risk management planning Risk resolution Risk Monitoring