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Web DSS Exam 2

SLDC and Design

TermDefinition
SDLC Software Development Life Cycle
In practice, most practices are... a combo of plan-driven and agile processes
Waterfall model plan-drive, separate phases of development and specification
Incremental development (agile) interleaved (mixed) proves of specification and development, plan-driven OR agile
reuse-oriented software engineering system is assembled from existing components, plan-driven OR agile
large system projects with several sites use... waterfall model bc plan driven coordination
drawback of waterfall model difficult to accommodate chance after process starts
pros of incremental dev cost of changing requirements is reduce, easier to get customer feedback, more rapid delivery
cons of incremental dev process isn't visible, structure degrades as new increments are added
software analysis process of establishing what services are required and constraints of a system (feasibility, requirements validation)
use case diagram provides overview of functional requirements (use cases, actors, associations)
wireframing low fidelity website blueprint with general locations, types of page elements, low visuals
wireframing high fidelity website blueprint with exact locations, design elements, and interactive features
UX (user experience) person's behaviors and attitudes about using a particular product, everyone's responsibility
UI (user interface) graphical elements of application
Created by: naddotey
 

 



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