TAILIEUCHUNG - Lecture Systems analysis and design with UML (3/e) - Chapter 3: Project management

This chapter describes the important steps of project management, which begins in planning and continues throughout the SDLC. First, the project manager estimates the size of the project and identifies the tasks that need to be performed. Next, he or she staffs the project and puts several activities in place to help coordinate project activities. | Chapter 3: Project Management Objectives Become familiar with estimation. Be able to create a project workplan. Understand why project teams use timeboxing. Become familiar with how to staff a project. Understand how computer-aided software engineering, standards, and documentation improve the efficiency of a project. Understand how to reduce risk on a project. Project Management The discipline of planning, organizing, and managing resources to bring about the successful completion of specific project goals and objectives Cost Schedule Performance IDENTIFYING PROJECT SIZE Cost Schedule Performance Trade-offs Cost Schedule Performance Project management involves balancing trade-offs among the three key project parameters Project Estimating Project Timeframes Function Point Approach Estimate System Size (function points and lines of code) Estimate Effort Required (person-months) Estimate Time Required (months) CREATING AND MANAGING THE WORKPLAN Developing Work Plans A work plan, is a .

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