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To Prototype or Not to Prototype?

December 22nd, 2009

What is a software prototype? A prototype usually simulates a few aspects of the functional requirements of the system under development and may be completely different from the eventual implementation. Why do we use software prototypes? As software engineers it is possible to use prototypes in order to be able to investigate concepts, visualize design [...]

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Eliminate Risk from Software Engineering Projects

December 13th, 2009

Uncertainty exists in every project. Where there is uncertainty there is risk. For a project, risk is an event or condition which if occur has an effect, either positive or negative, on at least one of the project dimensions. A risk event can affect scope, schedule, cost and quality of the project. There are two [...]

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Software system requirements review

December 11th, 2009

Software system requirements are describing: the system to be build its functions its purpose Requirements are used to define these constraints and articulate beyond any misinterpretation the software system to be build. The term “requirement” is used very broadly in software systems. It includes: the Functional Requirements, the non-Functional requirements the domain requirements. The Functional [...]

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