Software Product and Process

Product and Process

Software Design Management 

Software Requirements

 Analysis Software Design 

Software Development 

Process Software Project 

Management Software Development

1.0 Demand Analysis

In software engineering and "engineering systems", they include tasks that go into determining needs.

Demand analysis plays a key role in building a project

Claims must be documented, enforceable, measurable, verifiable, traceable, relevant to the needs

Issuance of requests: it is the duty of communication with customers and users to determine what their requirements are

Analysis of Requirements: Determining whether the required requirements are ambiguous, incomplete, ambiguous, or contradictory, and then resolving these issues.

Registration of applications: Documentation of requests in different forms.

1.1 Detecting the software

Software design or software design is a process of problem solving and planning for a software.

Software builders will design or employ designers to build a problem-solving plan.

1.2The software development process

The software building process, also known as the life cycle of software development, is a set-up for developing a software product.

There are some models for such processes, each describing access to a variety of tasks or activities that take place during the process.

1.3Software development activities

planning

An important task in creating a software program is to issue requests or to analyze the requirements.

  Once general requirements have been collected by the client, an analysis of the field of development should be clearly defined and expressed.

1.4 Software project management

Software project management or software project management is an essential part of software engineering.

Software Project Management is a sub-discipline of project management "en: project management" in which software projects are planned, monitored and controlled.

1.5 Management

Effective project management software focuses on four points: the people, the product, the process, and the project.

Product: Before a project is planned, the objectives and purpose of the product should be determined, alternative, technical solutions should be considered and management restrictions should be identified.

Process: A software process provides a framework from which a comprehensive software development plan can be established.

People: The human resource model defines the key areas of practice for recruiting people, selecting, managing performance, training, compensation, career development, organization and design of work, and team / culture development.

Project: The purpose of controlling and planning software projects as a primary reason is because it is the only way to manage possible complications.

To avoid project failure, the software project manager and software engineers who build the product should avoid a group of common warning signs, understand the critical success factors that lead to good project management.

1.6 Classification according to the features of the software project

The bottom-up project ("bottom-up" project)

The top-down project ("top-down project" solution-oriented)

Risk - or risk, sets the level of risk (high, medium, low);

Bussines value - business value, sets business level (high, medium, low);

Length - length - sets several different categories (eg, 3 months, 3-6 months, 6-12 months, etc.);

Compexity- complexity sets the category (high, medium, low);

Technology used- The technology used puts several different categories (well established, unknown, etc.);

Number of departments affekted - the number of departments involved puts several categories (one, several, more, all);

Cost - Cost;

1.7 Software development

Software development (also known as software building, software design, software application building, or platform development) is the development of a software product.

Therefore, software development may include research (research), new developments, prototyping, modification, reuse, re-design, maintenance, or any other activity that results in software products.

1.8 Summary

Most methodologies share several combinations of the following phases of software development:

Market research

Collection of applications for proposed business solution

Problem analysis

Design a plan or design for the basic software solution

Implementation (coding) of software

Software Testing

Placing

Maintaining and correcting bugs (bugs)