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Project Management Software Projects – factors that influence results: –size –delivery deadline –budgets and costs –application domain –technology to be implemented –system constraints –user requirements –available resources

Software Engineering II Lecture 6 Fakhar Lodhi

Project Management Concerns

Scope ScheduleResources

Why Projects Fail? changing customer requirementschanging customer requirements ambiguous/incomplete requirementsambiguous/incomplete requirements an unrealistic deadline is establishedan unrealistic deadline is established an honest underestimate of effortan honest underestimate of effort predictable and/or unpredictable riskspredictable and/or unpredictable risks technical difficultiestechnical difficulties miscommunication among project staffmiscommunication among project staff failure in project managementfailure in project management

Team Leaders MOI model of leadership - Weinberg –Motivation: The ability to encourage technical people to produce their best –Organization: The ability to mold the existing processes (or invent new ones) that will enable the initial concept to be translated into a final product –Idea or innovation: The ability to encourage people to create and feel creative

The Software Team Organization Democratic decentralized (DD) Controlled decentralized (CD) Controlled centralized (CC)

The Software Team Organization Democratic decentralized (DD) –No permanent leader –Task coordinators are appointed for short duration –Decisions on problems and approach are made by group consensus –Communication among team is horizontal

The Software Team Organization Controlled decentralized (CD) –Defined leader who coordinates specific tasks –Problem solving remains a group activity –Communication among subgroups and individuals is horizontal. Vertical communication along the control hierarchy also occurs.

The Software Team Organization Controlled centralized (CC) –Top level problem solving and internal team coordination are managed by the team leader –Communication between the leader and team members is vertical.

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