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| IS A FORMALIZED APPROACH TO IMPLEMENTING THE SDLC |
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| WHAT DOES IT MEAN WHEN IT IS PROCESS-CENTERED |
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| EMPAHASIZE PROCESS MODELS AS THE CORE OF THE SYSTEM |
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| WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE DATA CENTERED |
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| EMPHASIZE THE DATA MODELS AS THE CORE OF THE SYSTEM CONCEPT |
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| OBJECT ORIENTED METHODOLOGIES DO WHAT |
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| THEY ATTEMPT TO BALANCE THE FOCUS BEWEEN DATA AND PROCESS CNETERED MODELS INTO ONE |
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| SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE |
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| WHAT ARE THE FOUR FUNDAMENTAL PHASES FOR SDLC |
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| PLANNING ANALYSIS DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION |
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| COMMUNIATE IDEAS AT EACH STEP |
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| WHAT IS THE PLANNING PHASE |
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| FIRST PHASE OF THE SDLC AND IS THE FUNDAMENTAL PROCESS OF UNDERSTANDING WHY AN IS SHOULD BE BUILT AND HOW IT SHOULD BE BUILT |
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| WHAT ARE THE TWO PLANNING STEPS IN THE PLANNING PHASE |
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PROJECT INTIATION (SYSTEM REQUEST, PROJECT SPONSOR, FEASIBILTIY ANAYSIS
AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT (PROJECT MANAGER AND WORK PLAN |
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WHAT PHASE ANSWERS THE QUESTIONS
WHO WILL USE THE SYSTEM?
WHAT THE SYSTEM WILL DO?
WHERE AND WHEN THE SYSTEM WILL BE USED? |
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| REQUIREMENTS GATHERING IS WHAT PHASE |
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| REQUIREMENTS GATHERING IS WHAT PHASE |
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| WHAT PHASE IS THE SYSTEM PROPOSAL COMPLETED IN |
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| WHAT PHASE DECIDES HOW THE SYSTEM WILL OPERATE IN TERMS OF HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE,AND USER INTERFACE |
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IMPLEMENTATION PHASE
SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION
INSTALLATION
SUPPORT PLAN |
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| WHAT STRUCTURED DESIGN TECHNIQUE IS WHERE THE PHASES ARE IN SEQUENCE |
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| WHAT STRUCTURED DESIGN TECHNIQUE IS WHERE SOME PHASES ARE DONE IN PARALLEL |
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| RAPID APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT |
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WHAT MADE OBJECT ORIENTED APPROACH POSSIBLE?
IN THE MID-80'S IT BECAME POSSIBLE TO DEVELOP SYSTEMS USING OBJECT-ORIENTED APPROACHES WHRE DATA AND PROCESS ARE CONTAINED INTO ONE MODULE? |
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INCREASE OF IN PROCESS POWER
AND A DECREASE IN PROCESSOR COST |
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UNIFIED MODELING LANGUAGE
HELPED MAKE OO EASIER TO USE |
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| OOS FOCUS ON CAPTURINGTHE STRUCTURE AND BEHAVIOR OF AN INFORMATION SYSTEM IN LITTLE MODULES THAT ENCOMPASS BOTH DATA AND PROCESS CALLED? |
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| OBJECTS: MODULES THAT ENCOMPASS BOTH DATA AND PROCESSES |
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| WHAT ARE SOME BASIC CHARACTERISTICS OF OOS |
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| CLASSES, OBJECTS, METHODS, MESSAGES, ENCAPSULATION, INFORMATION HIDING, INHERITANCE, POLYMORPHISM, DYNAMIC BINDING |
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| A CLASS IS A GENRAL TEMPLATE WE USE TO DIFINE AND CREATE SPECIFIC INSTANCES, OR OBJECTS. EVERY OBJECT IS ASSOCIATED WITH A CLASS |
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| AN INSTANTIATION OF ACLASS. AN OBJECT IS A PERSON PLACE THING ABOUT WHICH WE WANT TO CAPTURE THE INFORMAITON |
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| DEWCRIBE THE INFORMATION ABOUT THE OBJECT, FOR EXAMPLE THE OBJECT IS PERSON AND THE ATTRIBUTE IS ITS NAME |
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IT SPECIFIES WHAT THE OBJECT CAN DO
SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT DELETE AN APPOINTMENT |
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| ACTION THAT AN OBJECT CAN PERFORM |
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| INFORMATION SENT TO TRIGGER METHODS |
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