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12 Cards in this Set
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Team
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A group of professionals assigned to a product
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Brook's Law
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Adding personnel to a late software project makes it even later
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Egoless Programming
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Every programmer must encourage the other members of the team to find faults in his or her code
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Democratic Team
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A group of up to 10 egoless programmers constitutes a democratic team
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Chief Programmer Team
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Six Programmers, but only 5 lines of communication
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Specialization
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Each member of the team carries out only those tasks for which he or she has been trained
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Hierarchy
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The chief surgeon directs the actions of all the other members of the team and is responsible for every aspect of the operation
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Chief Programmer
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Both a successful manager and a highly skilled programmer
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Backup Programmer
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Had to be as competent as the chief programmer in every respect and had to know as much about the project as the chief programmer
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Programming Secretary
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Responsible for maintaining the project production library, the documentation of the project
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Programmers
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Nothing but program
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Superprogrammer
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A programmer whose output is four or five times that of an average good programmer
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