Draw a comparison between the traditional system development
methodologies and the agile methodology on the basis of following
factors:
1. Project Size
2. People Factor
3. Risk Factors
Draw a comparison between the traditional system development
methodologies and the agile methodology on the basis of following
factors:
1. Project Size
2. People Factor
3. Risk Factors
Describe the major differences between traditional waterfall and
agile software developments. In your opinion, what are the most
notable advantages and disadvantages of each methodology?
Explain the difference between how Agile handles the constraints
and how Traditional/Waterfall handles the Constraints.
Would you ever create a WBS on an Agile project? Explain your
answer.
Explain the distinction between the Essential System and the
Envisioned System.
Which of the Agile Principles can successfully be applied to
Waterfall/Traditional Project Management? Explain.
The waterfall project management model is often used for non-IT
projects, while the Agile project management model is often used
for IT projects.
Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words:
What differences between IT and non-IT projects make each more
appropriate for a different project management model? Are there
exceptions?
What are 2 drawbacks that might occur from using the waterfall
model for an IT project and the Agile approach for a non-IT
project?
Summarize the two systems development methodologies: SDLC and
Prototyping. (Briefly)
Compare the waterfall methodology and the prototype
methodology. (Briefly, in terms of advantages and disadvantages of
both)
List the phases of Waterfall methodology and list the
roles involved in each phase.
Roles given include - project sponsor, business analyst, SME,
database designer, system designer, software developer, quality
assurance