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    8 BEST PRACTICES TO FOLLOW IN AGILE METHODOLOGY From the late 1990’s, the software development sector experienced an upsurge in demand, as the world’s markets evolved to a more tech-oriented scope to their businesses. With a greater requirement for software development by companies targeting to increase delivery, value, and quality of output, a set of principles were constructed specifically for this purpose. These principles are collectively known as agile methodology, and they focus primarily…

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    Waterfall approach was first SDLC Model to be used widely in Software Engineering to ensure the project success. In The Waterfall approach the whole software development and divided into separate phases. In Waterfall typically, model, the outcome of one phase acts as the input for the next phase sequentially. Following is a diagram representation of different phases of waterfall model. Waterfall Model Application Every software developed is different suitable of SDLC approach to…

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    the abstract representation of the data flows, inputs and outputs of the system architecture. It involves the physical design that represents the actual inputs and outputs of the system architecture. 5.1 Methodology used for System Development Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is the process of transforming the feasible…

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    1. Introduction Usability and responsiveness is crucial in software design. According to ISO 9241-210, usability is the “degree to which a product or system can be used by specified users to achieve specified goals with effectiveness, efficiency and satisfaction in a specified context of use” [1]. In particular, the software interface should promote learnability, understandability, and operability [2]. Responsiveness corresponds to the amount of time required to complete an action after the user…

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    The waterfall method of development is a sequential design model, used in software development processes. The process flow is downwards like a waterfall, through the phases of concept initiation, analysis, design, construction, testing, production/implementation and maintenance. The Waterfall model is typically associated with the development of software. It can however, apply to projects that do not have a technology/software component. Its origins stem from the hardware domains of…

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    Introduction: In layman terms Minitab is a software package. It is a menu and command driven software package for statistical analysis. Interview Questions about Minitab 1. What is Minitab and why use Minitab? Answer: Minitab is a software package for statistical analysis. Minitab is used for both learning about statistics as well as research in statistics. It is very useful and easy once you know the fundamentals. Below are few key points for using Minitab • For the beginners it is very easy…

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    The scrum framework is created Jeff Sutherland and Ken Schwaber in the year 1993.The word ‘Scrum’ has been derived from a paper titled “The New Product Development Game” written by the thinkers Takeuchi and Nonaka.Scrum is often compared to the team of rugby due to the analogies of small teams working for a single objective. Scrum is one of the most popular agile development methodologies and one of the easiest transitions from the waterfall approach, since it’s typically requirements-driven…

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    One of the advantages of perceptual versus instrumental evaluation is the cost and/or availability. The equipment needed for instrumental evaluation is very expensive and may be difficult to obtain depending on the setting where the evaluation is taking place. For perceptual analysis on the other hand the clinician can perform the analysis herself or can have someone else complete the analysis for little to no money. Additionally, with the expensive equipment needed for instrumental analysis the…

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    Why should technical writers be included in the development lifecycle? Is the company concerned about missed deadlines, buggy code, and unhappy users? This may seem to counter previous experience, but an agile approach to documentation can address all these problems. This can only happen if the whole team is on board. Documentation under a waterfall technique gives the team little reason to care about capturing important information about a feature. It seems in the industry that…

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    capabilities to physical systems, applying it into Germany’s production is not an easy task due to its share of problems. These challenges are enumerated below. 3.1.1 Scientific CPS creates networked structures built of physical systems, heterogeneous, software and electronics arising to a new idea of systems and requiring an exhaustive fundamental notion. A combination of standard mechanical and electrical engineering models and computer science digital models are required in the supervision…

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