In his book The Mythical Man-Month, Frederick P. Brooks, 3r. suggests that in a typical large software project, 1/3 of the time is spent planning what to do (steps 1 through 3), 1/6 of the time is spent actually writing the program (step 4), and fully 1/2 of the time is spent in testin debugging the program. O True

To what extent are you prepared, in your capacity as a software engineer, to estimate the cost of the program that you want to develop?

Do software workers all work towards the same goal? So, I have to ask, "What do you mean exactly by "that"?"

1) The question copy pasted down below code in python. The term "expert system" can refer to a computer program that is capable of decision making and can be used for diagnostics and classification. Furthermore, since the underlying knowledge used by the system is typically provided by a human expert, a rudimentary expert system is a relatively simple project. For this assignment, you will practice with branching control structures by creating your own expert system that uses user input to "guess" film titles. Please note that, if your submission cannot identify the movie in 7 guesses or less, then your questions are poorly constructed and will be penalized. As a clarifying example, the partial transcript such an expert system might follow for the subgenre of "Animated Christmas Special" could be as follows (with user input in red): In order to complete this task, you will need to: choose two movie "subgenres" from http://www.filmsite.org/subgenres2.html¹ choose at least ten movies for…

Exists a clear definition for the term "important consideration"? Regarding software development, consider the following:

Which of the following are true, regarding Estimation practice?     Longer programs have a smaller margin of error.     As a general rule, in a most basic scenario, the following two estimation methods should be used in this order: first, "analogy," and second, "decomposition."     Precision with which estimates are communicated should be at least two orders of magnitude greater than the accuracy of these estimates.     The logical order of initial project activities is to start with commitment then proceed into scheduling and finish with estimating.     Estimates should never be provided by the people who will do the work that is being estimated.     "Anchoring" is a prudent planning poker strategy, since it allows influencing all members of the scrum team to the greatest extent.     The order, in which these two estimation methods most commonly used, is as follows: first  "Monter Carlo Simulation", and second, "T-shirt sizing".     The…