a) In your opinion, at what point in time should users get training on a new system? b)which phase of the system life cycle is considered to be the most innovative and challenging? b) In which step of the SDLC life cycle does the cost of mistake correction decrease to its lowest point?

What are the difficulties associated with analyzing a system? What are some of the components that go into evaluating a system to determine if it has a high likelihood of success or whether it is unfeasible? What are the reasons for a system project's failure?

According to you:a)when should users be trained on a new system? b)which is most creative and challenging phase of system life cycle?c)Cost of error correction is least in which stage of SDCL life cycle?

In the context of legacy system development, what strategic options are available? When would you rather replace all or part of a system than keep up with its routine updates and maintenance?

Which characteristics of system resilience are the most critical?

Describe the role of Task Analysis at the different stages (i.e. Understanding, Design, Evaluation) of the system development cycle.

What criteria are utilised to assess the grade of software maintenance?

List and specify the primary tasks that must be done throughout the system's implementation.

How long after a system's release do you think users should get training? Which stage of the system life cycle do you think presents the most opportunity for innovation and difficulty? When b) in the SDLC life cycle process is the cost of error fixing lowest?

If I were to ask you: a) when do you think users should be taught on a new system? b)Which phase of the system life cycle is the most creative and difficult to work in? b) Which step of the SDLC life cycle has the lowest cost of correcting errors?