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Comprehensive Guide to CADM Application Development Strategy

This overview covers the essential steps in Computer-Aided Development Methodology (CADM), detailing the strategic approach from pre-analysis to maintenance. It emphasizes the importance of a shared project vision among customers and developers, demonstrating a thorough understanding of business needs. Key phases include requirement discovery, design standards, and documentation, culminating in the implementation of the system. Emphasis is placed on support throughout all stages, ensuring extensibility and addressing customization challenges for enhanced project outcomes.

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Comprehensive Guide to CADM Application Development Strategy

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  1. CADM Overview Case Application Development Method

  2. Strategy Pre-Analysis Analysis Pre-Design Design Build Test Implement Maintenance Steps in CADM

  3. Strategy • Goal: Shared Vision of Project • Customer • Developers • Demonstrated Understanding of Business • Contract

  4. Pre-Analysis • Planning for Analysis Phase • How will requirements be discovered • Case Tool Standards

  5. Analysis • Discover all requirements for the Project • Business Objectives of supported areas • Critical Success Factors • Business rules • Documented Business Processes • Detailed ERD

  6. Pre-Design • Plan rest of project • Design standards • Layout, Look & Feel • Documentation, Coding, Naming • Storyboard/Prototype (Non-functional)

  7. Design • Database Design • Detailed Model • Includes performance tuining • Naming Standards • Application Design • Screens • Module Specifications

  8. Build • Database • generated from designer • sample data, several instances • Applications • Generated from designer • Documentation • System • User

  9. Test • Unit • Integration • Acceptance • Load

  10. Implement • How to bring new system online • All at once? • Phased? • Run in parallel?

  11. Maintenance • Bug fixes • Enhancements • Environmental changes.

  12. Designer and CADM • Designer provides support for all phases • Support is not complete • Support features not fully integrated • User Extensibility features • Customization compatibility problems

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