Project Management
Tom Kelliher, CS 245
Nov. 10, 2006
Read Chapter 10. Online essay.
Testing.
- Chapter questions.
- Team Exercises.
Design patterns.
- Create a project plan for a two-player tick-tack-toe game. Recall
that before you can create a project plan, you must have a stable list of
primary classes. Assume you have two people on your development team. How
much time savings would you anticipate if a third person worked on this
project?
- Create a PERT/CPM network for the tick-tack-toe game.
- Assume you are project manager for a large development initiative.
Your manager suggests that two weeks may be saved by omitting the formal
risk assessment and simply building extra time into the schedule to
compensate for possible pitfalls. How would you respond? Defend your
position.
- Name sources of technical risk for an ATM system. What are the
consequences of each source of risk?
- Name sources of human risk for an ATM system. What are the
consequences of each source of risk?
- How would you envision structuring the implementation of your project
in discrete phases that are well defined and offer some distinct level of
functionality?
- What are the technical risk factors involved with your project?
- What are the human risk factors involved with your project?
Thomas P. Kelliher
2006-11-01
Tom Kelliher