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SOFTWARE PROJECT MANAGEMENT

SOFTWARE PROJECT MANAGEMENT. By Dr. M V S PERI SASTRY. B.E,Ph.D. S/W Engineering. Software Project Management. S D L C. Program Development. What is a Project. A Special Activity (Not A Routine Activity) Generally involves One-time Effort Has a defined Goal

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SOFTWARE PROJECT MANAGEMENT

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  1. SOFTWARE PROJECT MANAGEMENT By Dr. M V S PERI SASTRY. B.E,Ph.D Dr. SASTRY-PROJ350-010

  2. S/W Engineering Software Project Management S D L C Program Development Dr. SASTRY-PROJ350-010

  3. What is a Project • A Special Activity (Not A Routine Activity) • Generally involves One-time Effort • Has a defined Goal • Has specific Scope • Has definite Duration • Has a Budget • Needs Resources • Needs Organising, Communicating, Record Keeping and Analyzing • Needs to be Managed (Projects do not ‘just happen’) Dr. SASTRY-PROJ350-010

  4. COMPUTER SYSTEM PROJECT MANAGEMENT (PROJ 350) • Engineering Project Management (Plan, Estimate, execute, Get Feed-back, Modify, Organize & Maintain) • Methodologies (PERT , CPM, Gantt ) • Software Tools (MS_Project ) • Project Planning • Tasks and Priorities • Deliverables • Estimating Resources • Scheduling • Monitoring • Managing • Closing the Project Dr. SASTRY-PROJ350-010

  5. Project Phases • Requirements Engineering (Study) • Project Feasibility Report / Proposal • Analysis ( S.R.S) • Design (S.D.D) • Development (Drawings & Code) • Testing (Test Plans and Reports) • Live Implementation • Maintenance Dr. SASTRY-PROJ350-010

  6. Base_Line of a project • A Base_Line is ‘a snapshot of the project that can be used to compare against changes that it undergoes as it progresses towards completion’ • A Base_line as per IEEE Std. 610.12.1990 is‘A specification or a product that has been formally reviewed and agreed upon, that thereafter serves as the basis of further development, and that can be changed only through formal change control procedures’ Dr. SASTRY-PROJ350-010

  7. Base_Line Documents of a project • Project Proposal or Definition Document • Project Plan • Gantt Charts , Project NetWork Diagrams , P E R T charts etc; • Agreements • System Requirement Specification • System Design Document • Test Plans and Test Reports • Progress Reports • Other Legal Documents (Environment clearences, Safety and Electrical & Telecom Clearences etc;) Dr. SASTRY-PROJ350-010

  8. SOFTWARE PROJECT PLAN OUTLINE : • SCOPE • Project objectives. • Major functions. • Other characteristics. • Development Scenario / Development platforms. • RESOURCES • Human Resources, Hardware Resources & Software Resources. • Availability windows. • GRAY AREAS • Identification of Gray Areas. • Efforts required from buyer of software and from supplier of software to estimate, evaluate and resolve Gray Areas.

  9. SOFTWARE PROJECT PLAN OUTLINE Continued • COSTS : This can be reviewed by the steering Committee if there are any differences between the buyer of the software and supplier of software. After the estimates are presented here, the actual cost can be worked out by applying these estimates on the rates prevailing as fixed and escalation terms. These will be discussed in commercial terms. Here, at this point of software project plan, the estimates of the efforts will be signed off by both supplier of software and the buyer of software. • SCHEDULETask network • Gant chart / Bar chart • Task resource table •  The software project plan mainly will be a consequence of function and performance allocations performed as part of the systems engineering study of the project planning phase. Estimation is accomplished using one of a number of techniques that also rely on historical productivity data as well as the methodology that is chosen. Dr. SASTRY-PROJ350-010

  10. Software Design Description/Specification (SDD) (SDD, Baseline Document, Culmination of Design, complete Design Description, Modules, Data Bases, Files and Program Specifications, Test Plans / Schemes, Modularity, Control and cohesion ( Ref: IEEE 830-1984) ) 1.0) Scope 1.1 System Objectives 1.2 Hardware Software and Human Interfaces 1.3 Major Software Functions 1.4 Externally Defined data Base 1.5 Major Design Constraints , limitations 2) Reference Documents 2.1 Existing Software Documentation 2.2 System Documentation 2.3 Vendor (Hardware or Software ) Documents 2.4 Technical Reference Dr. SASTRY-PROJ350-010

  11. Software Design Description/Specification (SDD Continued 1) 3) Design Description 3.1 Data Description 3.1.1) Review of Data Flow 3.1.2) Review of Data Structure 3.2 Derived Program Structure 3.3 Interfaces within Structure 4.0) ModulesFor Each Module: 4.1 Processing Narrative 4.2 Interface Description 4.3 Design Language (or Other) description 4.4 Modules Used 4.5 Data Organization 4.6 Comments Dr. SASTRY-PROJ350-010

  12. Software Design Description/Specification (SDD Continued 2) 5.0) File Structure and Global Data 5.1 External File Structure 5.1.1 Logical Structure 5.1.2 Logical Record Description 5.1.3 Access Method 5.2 Global Data 4.3 File and Data Cross Reference6.0 Requirements Cross Reference 7.0 Test Provisions 7.1 Test Guidelines 7.2 Integration Strategy 7.3 Special Considerations 8.0 Packaging 8.1 Special Program Overlay Provisions 8.2 Transfer Considerations 9.0 Special Notes 10.0 Appendices Dr. SASTRY-PROJ350-010

  13. SCHEDULE • Task network • Gant chart / Bar chart • Task resource table •  The software project plan mainly will be a consequence of function and performance allocations performed as part of the systems engineering study of the project planning phase. Estimation is accomplished using one of a number of techniques that also rely on historical productivity data as well as the methodology that is chosen. Dr. SASTRY-PROJ350-010

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