Give two instances of your own non-functional requirements for the project component.

For a project with well-defined requirements and little risk, waterfall or agile? Why? Your argument needs at least two references.

Evaluate the following action taken by the team during the validation. For each scenario, identify its appropriateness (of action taken) by writing ‘appropriate’ or ‘not appropriate’ then map the case with the related validation principles.                                  1. The requirements engineer conducts an inspection of the requirements as mandated in the process and invites system architect, a programmer, a tester, and a legal compliance expert as inspectors. 2. Since no other project member was suitable to moderate the inspection meeting, the requirements engineer decides to be the moderator of the moderator meeting. 3. The requirements engineer decides to conduct the validation only once due to budget constraint.  4. Before the validation session begins, the requirements engineer reminds all reviewers to immediately correct the errors found in the document.  5. The inspection team requests for additional development artifact directly from the author.  6. The inspection team…

Think about your own project in light of the one described in the article, and then evaluate whether the waterfall approach would work for you.

"Think of a situation in which you might want to design a building block that is unique to that specific situation. Describe the scenario and the content of the building block."

Compare your project against the article's to evaluate whether you should utilize the waterfall approach.

Draw EER Diagram for the scenario described below:  A Company maintains data about all its staff. Each STAFF is described by StaffID (Identifier), Name, and Salary. Some staffs are ProjectManagers and they have special attributes called ExtraPackage and ExpYear. There are some other staff who are Developers with specific attributes called ProgLanguage and SkillLevel.  The staff who are Designers have specific attributes called DesignTool and ToolPrice. In the time of need they look after each other’s job.

Which model would you choose if you had to choose between the traditional waterfall model and the iterative waterfall model for your project? What do you believe the solution to this issue is?

Why not do user research by dividing the entire design into many user perspectives?

Regional Labs is a company that conducts research and development work on a contract basis for other companies and organizations. Figure 2-33 shows data that Regional Labs collects about projects and the employees assigned to them. This data is stored in a relation (table) named PROJECT: PROJECT (ProjectID, Employee Name, EmployeeSalary) ProjectID 100-A 100-A FIGURE 2-33 Sample Data for Regional Labs 100-B 200-A 200-B 200-C 200-C 200-D EmployeeName Eric Jones Donna Smith Donna Smith Eric Jones Eric Jones Eric Parks Donna Smith Eric Parks Employee Salary 64,000.00 70,000.00 70,000.00 64,000.00 64,000.00 58,000.00 70,000.00 58,000.00