A gradual approach to implementing new functionality, beginning with a basic set, then adding more advanced functionality after users have had a chance to adjust to the new system is a good idea because: Group of answer choices Users can get new ideas for advanced functionality once they have a chance to use the basics of the new system. This approach allows for an iterative approach to be taken to fix issues and make improvements to the new system. It sets in motion “the journey” of continuous improvement and process redesign using the new system. All of the above.

Would you used prototyping for every aspect of a system and why ? Explain why you would use prototyping in either a waterfall or incremental development ?

A software development lifecycle is made up of several moving pieces. In what stage of the system's development do you think interacting with customers most effectively mitigates the risk of having to make frequent adjustments to meet fluctuating demand? Give an illustration to support your claim.

There are two stages every system goes through: development (SDLC) and production (maintenance and support). Once a system is in production, how do you know the difference between enhancements and maintenance programming tasks? Give a detailed example of each one.

You have been given the task of delivering the project ahead of time while maintaining the same level of resources at the software company where you are the lead developer (i.e. neither the salary nor the practitioners are added). In this situation: Where exactly are the risks? What kind of action would you take to address this issue if you were the leader of the team?

Explain the user education that is a part of this implementation plan.

Software engineers working on life-or-death systems should be credentialed or licensed. There was a reason for that choice you made.

What does it mean to be a valuable team member in the creation of systems? Is it possible for strong documentation to assist guarantee that the developers and other designers on your team are able to put your concepts into practice?