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Week 3 - SDLC Flashcards

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What are the Waterfall Process

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Requirements
Analysis
Design
Implementation
Testing
Maintenance

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has distinct deliverables and a review process

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Waterfall Methodology

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Each phase completely wrapping up
before the next phase begins. Works exceptionally well for
small-scale projects.

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Waterfall Methodology

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Each phase completely wrapping up before the next phase begins

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Waterfall Methodology

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Software Development for small businesses. Budgets and timelines are constrained and need to be defined very thoroughly.

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Waterfall Methodology

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Change is inevitable Software Development is inherently risky

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Agile

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What are the Agile Process

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  • Requirements
  • Analysis and Design
  • Development
  • Test
  • Deployment and maintenance
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Software is built iteratively and in small increments.

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Agile Methodology

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9
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Agile SDLC methodology
follows the theory of ____________ development

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Agile Methodology

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relatively well-known, particularly in the software development industry.
Teams anticipate and proactively scan for changing requirements

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Agile Methodology

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The development is necessarily
iterative, instead of one linear sequence

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Agile Methodology

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12
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Works more quickly and better prepare for changes in software development.

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Agile Methodology

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Ream works on multiple phases of a project simultaneously and for short periods of time

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Agile Methodology

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This results in more iterations and many more tests compared to other models.

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Agile Methodology

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The work is divided into a segment called ________ and each sprint is tested before moving to the next step

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sprints

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a framework that can help teams build complex products

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Scrum Process

17
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Is abstract and not prescriptive

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Scrum Process

18
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First gained widespread popularity in ____ presented by ____ ________ and ____ ________

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1995, Ken Schwarber and Jeff Sutherland

19
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Easy to learn but difficult to master
Is a lightweight framework

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Scrum

20
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Has only three team roles, five events and three artifacts.

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Scrum

21
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3 parts Scrum Roles

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Product owner
Development team member
Scrum master

22
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They define what will be built.

Accountable for the product backlog

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Product owner

23
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Defines how those items be converted into an iteration of the working product

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The Development Team

24
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Scrum role: self-organized and operates with minimal input from external sources.

They own the entire sprint backlog

There are no managers or team leads

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The Development Team

25
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Oftern adopt at enterprise level

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Scrum Master

26
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Works with other scrum masters within the organization

is a Scrum evangelist

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Scrum Master

27
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Is a management role, but is considered a servant leader and not a top-down manager

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Scrum Master

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What are the Scrum Events?
(S,S,D,S,S)

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Sprint
Sprint planning
Daily Scrum
Sprint review
Sprint retrospective

29
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What are the Scrum Artifacts
(PB,SB,PI)

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*Product Backlog
* Sprint Backlog
*Product Increment

30
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is the only to-do list for the development team. It can contain **requirements, enhancement requests, defects, user stories, or even new feature ideas.

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Product Backlog

31
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It is the subset of the product backlog

Contains items selected for the sprint, plus tasks specific to the development team sample

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Sprint Backlog

32
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Current “done” version of the product itself

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Product Increment

33
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Should be usable and provide some business value

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Product Increment

34
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Must be polished enough to ship

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Product Increment

35
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are regular meet-ups of all relevant team members

This method is best for innovative and complicated projects

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Scrum

36
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relies on incremental
development.

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Scrum

37
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Each iteration consists of two- to four-week sprints, where the goal of each sprint is to build the most important features first and come out with a Potentially Shippable Product

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Scrum

38
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definition of ____ is understood by the Scrum
team and external stakeholders.

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done

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