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Walker Royce proposed the waterfall method of software project management in the 1990s which involved sequential phases of requirements analysis, design, implementation, testing, integration, and maintenance. However, in practice, this conventional approach often led to protracted integration periods and late fixes when design flaws were discovered, as well as late identification and resolution of risks. It also promoted an adversarial relationship between stakeholders through its focus on documents and review meetings rather than collaboration.
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Software project management chapter 1
- 1. Software Project Management Walker Royce MS. MUNAZZA MAH JABEEN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR – COMPUTER SCIENCE
- 2. Conventional Software Management In 1990’s three important Analysis were done regarding the State of the Software Engineering Industry. All Three lead to the same conclusion
- 3. The Waterfall Method This method is the Source of the Conventional Software Process. Winston Royce made three primary points
- 4. …
- 5. …
- 6. In Practice:
- 7. Protracted Integration and Late Design Breakage
- 8. …
- 10. Requirement Driven Functional Decomposition
- 12. Focus on Documents and Review Meetings
- 13. Conventional Software Management Performance
- 14. …
- 15. …