You are a software engineering consultant and have been called in by the vice president for finance of a corporation that manufactures tires and sells them via
its large chain of retail outlets. She wants your organization to build a product
that will monitor the company’s stock, starting with the purchasing of the raw
materials and keeping track of the tires as they are manufactured, distributed to
the individual stores, and sold to customers. What criteria would you use in
selecting a life-cycle model for the project? List the risks involved in developing
the software. How would you attempt to mitigate each risk?
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Criteria used in selecting a life-cycle model are:
1. Is the model suitable for selected technology we have to use.
2. Check if it meets the concerns and priorities of stakeholders and customers.
3. See if the model meets the size and complexity of our software.
4. Check if the model is suitable for project risk and quality insurance.
Risks involved in developing the software:
1. Issues with project code may include bugs, logical errors. We can mitigate risks related to code quality by testing code frequently and resolving bugs and logical errors when they're found
2. Projects have tight deadlines which teams may be unable to meet. We can mitigate this risk by creating a thorough project plan that allows us to set realistic deadlines.
3. Another risk is budget issue. We can mitigate this risk by being sure to adjust the project plan and budget whenever changes are made to avoid raising project costs.
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