Analysis views are invaluable for:   Which is correct? A.  introducing new people to the project; B.  understanding the system months or years after delivery; C.  understanding how the system satisfies user requirements; D.  All of these E.  None of these

Explain the concept of the Incremental model in system development. What are the key principles behind this approach, and when is it most suitable for a project?

requirements are intended for use by people involved in using and procuring the system. They should be written using natural language with tables and diagrams that are easily understood. But, requirements are intended to communicate, in precise way, the functions that the system 1.7. provide. a. Needed/feedback b. User/system c. System/user d. Functional/non-functional e. Development/user 1.8. A project be presented to management. is a predictable outcome of an activity where some formal report of progress should _s should occur regularly throughout a software project. A that is delivered to the project customer. c. Gantt Chart d. network deliverable is a a. milestone b. task list e. management 1.9. The measures for the time to restart after failure, and/or percentage of events causing the failure, and/or probability of data corruption on failure are the property of for "specifying non-functional software requirements". a. size b. easy of use c. reliability d. robustness e. portability

You have been given the task of delivering the project ahead of time while maintaining the same level of resources at the software company where you are the lead developer (i.e. neither the salary nor the practitioners are added). In this situation: Where exactly are the risks? What kind of action would you take to address this issue if you were the leader of the team?

Is the project sponsor's function the same at each stage of the SDLC?