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| Development Procedure |
| Following creation of the team, the project process life cycle is defined. |
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Requirement Engineering |
In Requirement Engineering, system components are defined, with detailed information on the interactions between components and specific cases used to test those interactions.
Systems components are then divided between internal and external resources, assigned according to the skill sets of the development teams and factors such as component isolation. ITI is familiar with most of the common software design methodologies, but we will conform to any internally supported methodology. |
Project Management |
Project management is a methodical approach to planning and guiding project processes from start to finish.
The processes are guided through five stages: Initiation, Planning, Executing, Controlling, and Closing. Project management can be applied to almost any type of project and is widely used to control the complex processes of software development projects. |
Workflow Design |
The objective of the Detailed Workflow Design phase is to flush out the detailed design of the workflow solution and produce a detailed design specification of the workflow process.
The work in the Detailed Workflow Design expands upon the high-level workflow requirements defined in Project Discovery and creates a set of detailed workflow requirements that can be implemented regardless of the workflow Automation technology chosen.
The approach for this phase focuses on developing the detailed design artifacts by conducting facilitated design sessions, interviews, and conducting analysis of the information collected.
During these sessions, specific details about the workflow process are validated and documented for use in the Implementation Phase. Once the information is collected and analyzed the Automated Workflow Design Package is created.
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| Component Development |
Component Development, includes a design stage in which a detailed analysis of the inter workings is completed. Coding proceeds within client guidelines and development standards.
This phase includes production of full functional and technical documentation, a key element in the component's usability in current and future implementations. Similarly, documentation standards are made to conform to those of the client. |
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Code Review |
The code and documentation on specific components are delivered to the client for inspection. Clients with specific procedures for code reviews should follow those procedures; clients without their own procedures may choose the method developed by ITI. |
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Quality Assurance |
Quality Assurance is a planned and systematic approach to ensure that software process and products conform to the established standards, processes, and procedures.
The goals of quality Assurance are to improve software quality by appropriately monitoring both software and the development process, to ensure full compliance with the established standards and procedures.
The Quality Assurance Plan describes the strategy and methods the project will deploy to ensure two things:
- That the project is being managed, developed, and deployed in a sound, reasonable way.
- That the project deliverables are of acceptable quality before they are delivered to the client.
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| Integration and Testing |
The final testing phase has two steps. The first is Integration Testing of the entire application. In this stage, internal components are combined with externally developed components and the application is tested as a whole.
The final step of the entire process is User Acceptance Testing, in which the user verifies system functionality from the requirements phase. A given system may be comprised of multiple releases, in which the development through testing phases must then be repeated. |
Deployment |
To deploy is "to spread out or arrange strategically." In its IT context, deployment encompasses all the processes involved in getting new software or hardware up and running properly in its environment, including installation, configuration, running, testing, and making necessary changes. |
Documentation |
The documentation section should include:
- Software requirement specification, which specifies each software function, performance parameter, interfaces, or other attributes with sufficient precision to permit its verification.
- Software Design Description, which describes the major components, databases, and internal interfaces.
- Software Verification and Validation Plan, which describes the methods used to verify that the requirements are implemented in the design, the design is implemented in the code, and the code meets the requirements.
- Software Verification and Validation Report, is used to report on the Quality Assurance verification and validation activities.
- User Documentation is required for installation, operation, and maintenance of the software.
Other, includes software development plan, the software configuration management plan, the standards and procedures manual, together with the planned review methods. |
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Design |
Designing a Web application needs to educate customers on
how to make use of available information and services, while making sure to
communicate the right message. This requires proper use of visual organization
and personality (or look and feel).
Any given web page is composed of many distinct elements. Navigation menus (possibly several layers deep), contact information, search boxes, site identifiers, and shopping carts are just a few.
The web page can communicate valuable information about the similarities and differences between these elements and their relative importance. It also guides users through the site's content and interactions.
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Training |
In a dynamic world of business and trade, successful organizations need solid staff and management training.
ITI Training and development managers and specialists conduct and supervise training and development programs for employees. Management recognizes that training offers a way of developing skills, enhancing productivity, quality of work, and building worker loyalty to the firm.
Training is widely accepted as a method of improving employee morale, but this is only one of the reasons for its growing importance. Other factors include the complexity of the work environment, the rapid pace of organizational and technological change and the growing number of jobs in fields that constantly generate new knowledge.
In addition, advances in learning theory have provided insights into how adults learn, and how training can be organized most effectively for them.
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