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Basics of Lifecycle Methodologies
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Projects are the way
that most new work gets delivered. Projects can include building a
house, executing a marketing campaign, upgrading desktop operating
systems, developing an IT business application, etc. There are two
processes associated with completing a project – project management and
the project lifecycle. This class explores and explains the basics of
the software development lifecycle, starting with the classic waterfall
approach (understanding the work, designing a solution, building and
testing a solution and then implementing the solution). This class also
describes alternative lifecycles that may be more appropriate and
effective for your project, including iterative development, package
implementation and newer Agile methodologies.
Prerequisites
Learning Objectives
By the end of this
class, attendees should be able to:
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Understand
projects, project management and project lifecycles
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Structure the
analysis phase to gather all information requiring client
interaction
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Set up the
remainder of the waterfall lifecycle, including design, construct,
test and implementation
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Decide which
templates are most appropriate to utilize for each specific project
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Determine when to
utilize the classic waterfall and when to utilize alternative
lifecycles
Who Should Attend
Course Outline
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Analysis
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Design
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Construct
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Test
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Implement
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The class will review
basic templates that accompany each lifecycle phase. There are also
numerous exercises to reinforce the concepts taught in the class.
Class Length
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