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    Waterfall Methodology Waterfall model was developed as a solution to Ad-hoc development methodologies. • A staged development model • Stages will be completed one after the other. • Subsequent stage can be started once the previous one is completed only. • Waterfall model follow software development process in a linear sequential. • This model phases are do not overlap. Principle of Waterfall Methodology The waterfall model describes 6 phases. I. Requirement gathering. All the…

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    Aazene 5 Rocket

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    you think can be defined for the case, which could have exposed the problems with this system? Elaborate and explain how. The failure of Ariane 5 rocket on June 4, 1996 has many plausible causes and many were mentioned in the two articles we were asked to read. The board set up to investigate the failure Ariane 5 launcher found out that the cause of the failure was a software error in the inertial reference system (Lions, et al, 1996). Specifically, the failure happened…

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    In a typical Information Technology department there are usually at least 2 teams. The development team that creates systems or software and the operations team that keeps the system or software running. Separation of these two teams leads to problems as the organization grows. Typical problems I have experienced pertain to more projects or work than resources available, a single person holding all the information or being the go-to person for work in the department, and finally not passing on…

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    Scrum

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    management with Scrum has several main principles. Independence of the Scrum team is the first and the main principle of its work. It means that the team of Scrum developers has no strict limits to work within. In the traditional approach to software development, the team is usually provided with complete and detailed instructions on the future project. At Agile project management by Scrum the team is more independent in its actions. The reason of it is the assumption that the team knows better…

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    The asynchronous algorithm is thus very similar to the synchronous algorithm, except that we update as much information as possible after each design point is analyzed. The inertia is only applied when design iteration is completed. Of course, this could result in some points of the next design iteration being analyzed before the inertia operator is applied for that design iteration. However, the influence on the overall performance of the algorithm seems to be negligible [24]. IV. PROPOSED PSO…

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    his role: 1. A DBA should have good awareness of physical database design. 2. He should have the best knowledge of the operating system. 3. He should be excellent in all Oracle utilities and tools. 4. He must be able to deliver a planned database direction to the enterprise. 5. His personality must possess a sharp aptitude to execute the best performance of operating system and Oracle database. 6. He must have excellent and up-to-date knowledge of various scenarios of Oracle backup and recovery.…

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    Case Study Infosys

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    nearly 15% of the employees were transferred to position with much lesser authority. They had to convince the employees and also the people in all levels that this was good idea. RESULT OF CHANGE MANAGEMENT This was the largest change management system Infosys adopted. Infosys became the only Indian company on the Business Week.com/Hay Group 20 Best Companies for Leadership. Attrition was lower than ever. ANALYZING THE CASE BASED ON THE FRAMEWORK ON LEWIN CHANGE MANAGEMENT MODEL: •…

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    Agile Adoption Case Study

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    The authors of Risks of Rapid Application Development lead off their discussion with this salient point (Agarwal, Prasad, Tanniru, & Lynch, 2000). They argue that management should not force the change through the organization but rather build a cultural shift that is accepting of what the process is looking to accomplish (Agarwal, Prasad, Tanniru, & Lynch, 2000). Ensuring that their is top down support doesn’t guarantee success however, without the support of management the process will not…

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    ROV Case Study

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    3.4.1 Function Function defines what the underwater robot ROV must do to achieve its Mission Scope are the focal points of design and building. So the ROV will have to be built according to the expectation around our tools, the first task is to look at ways or the tools which our ROV will require to achieve the tasks. Sketch these ideas and think about how we could be made more efficient or simpler. For example, Can the mechanisms or tools be made less heavy, smaller? Is there some danger that…

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    Methodologies Agile Methodologies Agile Software Development (ASD) has in the recent years been an emerging development approach in the South African software development industry. The agile approach is continuously improving with time and companies are now identifying that, there are still difficulties in adopting the agile approach and how software is developed in an agile environment (Greer & Hamon 2011). Aleid (2015) explains agile as a set unconventional development methodologies, which are…

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