Download Gis Project Management Msc Thesis - Unigis
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Master <strong>Thesis</strong>: GIS <strong>Project</strong> management Final Version<br />
This approach is highly dependent on the ability to create very good and detailed<br />
requirement definitions and specification.<br />
Figure 12: Waterfall Model<br />
Time<br />
fix error<br />
RB-IIP<br />
Waterfall - A phased approach<br />
Req. Definition<br />
Design<br />
fix error<br />
fix error<br />
Build<br />
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fix error<br />
Implement<br />
User<br />
User<br />
Acceptance Acceptance<br />
Maintenance<br />
To use succesfully a methodology based on the “waterfall” approach the following<br />
assumptions must be valid:<br />
{ Pre specification is possible;<br />
{ Change is expensive;<br />
{ Good communications;<br />
{ Static model is adequate;<br />
{ User’s understanding is complete;<br />
{ User’s know (ahead of time) what they want.<br />
It is typical for these kinds of methodologies that the moment of user acceptance is late in<br />
the development cycle. It is not possible to change the solution at this stage without a lot of<br />
effort and expense. The easiest opportunity to change is in the requirements definition<br />
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