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This document discusses topics related to software project management including activities, evaluation, and process models. It covers key project management activities like feasibility studies, planning, requirements analysis, design, coding, testing, implementation, and maintenance. It describes evaluating projects based on strategic plans, technical aspects, and economic factors like risks. Process models covered include the waterfall, V-process, and spiral models. Evaluation techniques for assessing costs and benefits are also outlined such as net profit, payback period, return on investment, net present value, and internal rate of return.
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SPM_SHORT NOTES_UNIT 1.pptx
- 2. S P M A C T I V I T I E S The feasibility study-Meaning of the word ‘feasibility’ is 'capable of being dealt with success’-That is A series of projects is planned as a programme of development Planning-Formulating the Outline project with detailed first stage Project execution-Project deals with Project life Cycle
- 3. equirement analysis-Details of User requirements Design-Specification DrawnUp Coding-Writing code in a procedural language Verification/validation-Testing Implementation/istallation-Practioner Training Manual writing Maintenance and support-Continuous need for correction
- 4. 2.PROJECT EVALUATION • Strategic plan • Technical • Economical • risk
- 5. STRATEGIC PLAN Questions • Objective • Interactive system • Organization Structure • MIS • Personal • Image
- 6. objectiveS: Questions based on How does the proposed system contribute to organization objectives -IS-How does the proposed system fit in to the IS plan -Organization Structure-Effect of new system
- 7. MIS Complete Enhancement System Personal-Proposed system Benefits(eg:Employee Skill) Image-Others Attitude towards the organization
- 8. TECHNICAL ASSESSMENT -Cost benefit analysis: Direct and Indirect Benefits -Cash Flow Forecasting: Calculation pf Expenditure,Income,Time Cost benefit evaluation technique: Net profit Payback Period Return on Investment Net present Value Internal Rate of Return
- 9. NET PROFIT Net profit = Total Revenues – Total Expenses
- 10. PAY BACK PAYBACK= INITIAL INVESTMENT/CASH FLOW PER YEAR
- 11. RETURN ON INVESTMENT AVERAGE ANNUAL PROFIT ROI= *100 TOTAL INVESTMENT
- 12. NET PRESENT VALUE NET PRESENT VALUE=Rt/(1+i)t Rt=Net Cashflow at Time t(Value in Year) i=Discount rate T=time of cash flow
- 13. 3.PROCESS MODEL • Water Fallse • V process Model • Spiral Model
- 14. WATERFALL MODEL
- 15. V-PROCESS MODEL
- 16. SPIRAL MODEL