I assume that by ACT you mean activity? This is interesting
because it's a case in which I find my instinct and intuition at
odds. My basic instinct as a developer is to break it up into a
(possibly cyclic) sequence of (timed?) events. My intuition, on the
other hand, is that on the
With respect to the term Life Cycle Model we must remember that we are
speaking of the representation of the processes and activities that will
lead, over the lifetime of the envisioned system, to the trajectory of
system configurations. There will be the general form of processes and
Gregory Woodhouse said:
I assume that by ACT you mean activity?
Yes - ACT essentially means build the widget.
This is interesting
because it's a case in which I find my instinct and intuition at
odds. My basic instinct as a developer is to break it up into a
(possibly cyclic) sequence of
It's not too long, perhaps a bit confusing because I'm not familiar
with all the listed standards, but that's a different matter. I know
very well what is meant by the term life cycle, and I should perhaps
clarify that when I speak of implementation, I am referring to
implementation of support
On Wed, 29 Jun 2005, Greg Woodhouse wrote:
It's not too long, perhaps a bit confusing because I'm not familiar
with all the listed standards, but that's a different matter. I know
very well what is meant by the term life cycle, and I should perhaps
clarify that when I speak of implementation,
Thurman wrote:
Gregory Woodhouse said:
I assume that by ACT you mean activity?
Yes - ACT essentially means build the widget.
That's not how I read the reference you gave at
http://www.balancedscorecard.org/bkgd/pdca.html
quote
* PLAN: Design or revise business process components to improve
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I'm not sure that everyone is familiar with the concept of a life cycle
model. Software development is traditionally divided into a number of
phases:
1. requirements analysis
2. design
3. coding
4. documentation
5. testing
6. maintenance
, 2005 2:38 PM
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Thurman wrote:
Gregory Woodhouse said:
I assume that by ACT you mean activity?
Yes - ACT essentially means build the widget.
That's not how I read the reference you gave at
http
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Agree with the concepts. My interest here
managing.
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I know this is a caricature, but I keep thinking of, If you raised
your chair 1
I'm not sure that everyone is familiar with the concept of a life cycle
model. Software development is traditionally divided into a number of
phases:
1. requirements analysis
2. design
3. coding
4. documentation
5. testing
6. maintenance
(Of course, this list could be elaborated/expanded.)
Life
On Tue, 28 Jun 2005, Greg Woodhouse wrote:
I'm not sure that everyone is familiar with the concept of a life cycle
model. Software development is traditionally divided into a number of
phases:
1. requirements analysis
2. design
3. coding
4. documentation
5. testing
6. maintenance
Yes...I thought about expanding this list, but wanted to keep it
simple. In retrospect, I think you are right that this is an element
that I should have included.
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Validation/Verification is another process in the Principles. Check
http://www.swebok.org
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I'm not sure that everyone is familiar with the concept of a life cycle
model. Software development
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