Software Development Project Planning and Network Analysis

This flashcard set covers the vocabulary and quantitative parameters found in the project planning notes for a software development information system, including work nomenclature, network graph terminology, and critical path analysis.

Development of the Technical Assignment

The first work item in the nomenclature, lasting $5$ days, which serves as the foundation for the technical proposal.

Technical Proposal

The second development stage, which takes $8$ days and is initiated after the completion of the technical assignment.

ASU Control Algorithm

A process (work 6) defining the management logic of the automated control system, followed by an analysis of said algorithm (work 7).

SQL Views

External data viewing structures (work 8) defined after the analysis of the ASU control algorithm, with a duration of $8$ days.

OOP Classes

The fundamental classes for Object-Oriented Programming (work 10) identified after defining data objects, with a duration of $19$ days.

Testing

Process step 15, lasting $20$ days, which occurs after the definition of data samples and data protection tools.

Technical Documentation

The final work item (17) in the project schedule, involving the compilation of all technical records over a period of $14$ days.

Network Graph (Сітковий графік)

A visual and mathematical model representing the interdependencies between software development tasks and their sequential flow.

Critical Path (Критичний шлях)

The longest sequence of dependent activities (1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-11-13-14-15-16) that determines the minimum project duration of $118$ days.

Time Reserve (Резерв часу)

The flexibility in scheduling non-critical tasks; tasks on the critical path have a reserve of $0$, meaning any delay will postpone the entire project.

$$T_{\text{crit}}$$

The total duration of the critical path, calculated in this specific project as $118\, \text{days}$.

Data Protection Tools

Item 12 in the work nomenclature, lasting $5$ days, defined specifically after identifying the main OOP classes.