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project
A temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product, service, or result.
Software engineering
The practice of using computer science, mathematics, and the software engineering design process to solve technical problems, increase efficiency and productivity, and improve software systems.
Computer science
The study of algorithms, data structures, and the theory of computation.
Agile software development
A software development methodology that emphasizes flexibility and adaptability over strict planning and control.
planning
The process of setting goals, defining tasks, and estimating resources for a project.
control
The process of monitoring progress, identifying problems, and taking corrective action to ensure that a project meets its goals.
software process
A set of activities, methods, and practices that guide the development of software products
software life cycle model
A high-level description of the stages that a software product goes through from conception to completion
waterfall model
A software life cycle model that envisions software development as a set of steps performed in sequence
requirements analysis
The process of gathering requirements for a software product from the customer or user
system design
The process of creating a high-level design of a software product
implementation
The process of creating the software product
testing
The process of exercising the software product to ensure that it meets the requirements
deployment
The process of making the software product available to users
maintenance
The process of fixing defects in the software product, adding new features, and updating the software product
defect
A problem in a software product that causes it to behave incorrectly
agile
A software development methodology that emphasizes flexibility and adaptability over strict planning and control
iterative
Describing a process that involves repeating the same steps
spiral model
A software life cycle model that combines the iterative nature of prototyping with the systematic approach of the waterfall model
risk
The likelihood that something will go wrong in the software development process
incremental
Describing a process that involves adding to a product over time
prototype evolution model
A software life cycle model that involves developing a software product in increments, with each increment being a prototype
prototype
A preliminary version of a software product that is used to evaluate the product and gather feedback
heavyweight
Requiring a lot of documentation, planning, and control
lightweight
Requiring less documentation, planning, and control
Agile Software Development
A set of software development processes that are meant to be more in line with how humans actually work and think
Scrum
A popular agile software development process that is meant to be a framework for teams to work within.
Transparency
The property of being honest about what is being done and what is not being done
Adaptation
The process of changing course as needed.
Product Backlog
A list of all the work that needs to be done on the project, as the project is currently understood
Product Goal
A high-level objective that the team is working towards.
Product Backlog Item
A unit of work on the product backlog.
Sprint Backlog
A list of all the work that needs to be done during the sprint
Potentially Shippable Product Increment
A working product that is better than the one the stakeholders have now
Product Owner
A member of the team who is responsible for the product backlog.
Scrum Master
A member of the team who is responsible for ensuring that the team is following the Scrum framework.
Development Team
The team that is responsible for implementing the product backlog items.
Sprint
A fixed period of time during which all implementation work takes place.
Sprint Planning Meeting
A meeting where the team plans the work that will be done during the sprint.
Daily Scrum
A short meeting where the team coordinates their work.
Sprint Review
A meeting where the team demonstrates the work they have done to stakeholders.
Sprint Retrospective
A meeting where the team reflects on the work that has been done during the sprint, and identifies ways to improve.
Definition of Done
The team's criteria for what constitutes a completed product increment.
Acceptance Criteria
A set of conditions that must be met in order for the implementation to be considered correct.
Quality
The degree to which a system, component, or process meets specified requirements.
Quality assurance
The process of making sure that the software meets its requirements.
Defect
Anything that doesn't meet the requirements, such as an error, omission, or inconsistency
validation
The process of ensuring that the software meets the customer's needs and expectations
verification
The process of ensuring that the software meets its requirements
defect detection
The process of finding defects in the software
defect correction
The process of fixing defects in the software
defect prevention
The process of preventing defects from occurring in the first place
functional correctness
The degree to which the software does what it's supposed to do
review
A process or meeting during which a work product is examined by a group of people to identify defects
work product
Anything produced as part of the software development process, such as requirements, design documents, or code
peer review
A review in which the work product is examined by a group of peers, or people of similar experience and expertise
walkthrough
A type of review in which the author of the work product explains the work product to a group of people
inspection
A type of review in which the work product is examined by a group of people using a formal process
requirements verification
The process of ensuring that the requirements are clear, complete, and testable
requirements validation
The process of ensuring that the requirements meet the customer's needs and expectations
design verification
The process of ensuring that the design meets the requirements
coding standards
A set of guidelines that developers follow when writing code
code reviews
A process in which a developer's code is examined by a group of peers to identify defects
unit testing:
The process of testing individual units or components of code to ensure that they work correctly
static analysis
The process of analyzing code without executing it
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Requirement
A statement of some behavior or property that the software must exhibit in order to fulfill the product vision
Functional requirement
A statement about what the software must do.
Non-functional requirement
A statement about how the software must behave
Product vision
A high-level description of the problem to be solved and the solution to be developed
Efficiency
How much memory or CPU the software must use software must be.
Reliability
How rarely the software must crash or produce incorrect results
Compatibility
What other software or hardware the software must work with
Availability
What percentage of the time the software must be available
Security
The level of protection the software must provide against unauthorized access and other security threats
Usability
The ease of use, pleasurability, and learnability of the software.
Scalability
How well the software must perform as the number of users or the amount of data increases
Maintainability
How easy it must be to fix bugs, add features, or otherwise modify the software
Portability
How easy it must be to move the software from one platform to another
Stakeholder
Anyone who has an interest in the software
Requirements document
A formal document that describes the requirements of the software
User story
A lightweight way of documenting requirements, typically consisting of a short, informal description of a feature of the software, written from the perspective of the end user
Use case
A lightweight way of documenting requirements, typically consisting of a short, informal description of a feature of the software, but detailed enough to be used as a basis for testing
User interface mockup
A simpler and less expensive version of a prototype, used to help stakeholders understand what the software will look like and how it will behave
Storyboard
A series of pictures or drawings that show how the software will be used
Diagram
A visual representation of how the software will work behind the scenes
Requirements review
The process of ensuring that the requirements are correct, complete, consistent, and unambiguous
Performance
How fast the software must be
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