Transcription of Chapter 5: The Project Life Cycle
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2006 Ed Yourdon - rev. 051406 All human error is impatience, a premature renunciation of method, a delusive pinning down of a delusion. Franz KafkaLettersChapter 5: The Project Life CycleJust Enough Structured 2006 Ed Yourdon - rev. 051406In this Chapter , you will learn:1. The concept of a Project life Cycle ;2. The characteristics of the classical Project life Cycle ;3. The difference between classical and semistructured projects;4. The components of the structured life Cycle ; and5. The difference between radical and conservative life be an effective systems analyst, we need more than just modeling tools; we need methods. In the systems development profession, the terms method, methodology, Project life Cycle , and systems development life Cycle are used almost interchangeably.
* The preliminary design and detail design phases may be lumped together in a single phase simply called design. * Several of the testing phases may be grouped together into a single phase; indeed, they may even be included with coding. Thus, an individual organization’s project life cycle may have five phases, or seven phases, or twelve
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