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CMGT 555 Entire Course (June 2020) For more
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555 Week 1 Individual SDLC Comparison     CMGT
555 Week 1 DQ 1   CMGT 555 Week 1 DQ 2   CMGT 555
Week 2 Individual Project Plans
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CMGT 555 Week 1 DQ 1 For more course tutorials
visit www.tutorialrank.com   Projects are unique
by nature, and organizations each have their own
specific needs when it comes to managing systems
projects. In addition, there is never a superior
SDLC methodology, but rather SDLCs that will fit
certain projects better than others.
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CMGT 555 Week 1 DQ 2 For more course tutorials
visit www.tutorialrank.com   Projects that adhere
to an Agile SDLC allow for iterative development,
leading to quicker results for customers.
However, many times the requirements you have at
the start of an Agile sprint differ from the
results you see at the end of the sprint.
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CMGT 555 Week 1 Individual International
Plastics, Inc., Infrastructure For more course
tutorials visit www.tutorialrank.com   Assessing
the current state of the business before starting
the full project is a necessity when it comes to
working with infrastructure. International
Plastics, Inc., a manufacturing company, hired
you as a technology consultant to work with the
company to review their resources and develop a
plan for their infrastructure needs.
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CMGT 555 Week 1 Individual SDLC Comparison For
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Youve been hired to implement the CRM system
for WeLoveVideo, Inc. Part of your job is to
propose and recommend a project approach based on
several models. A meeting is scheduled for next
week with the WeLoveVideo, Inc. CIO to discuss
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CMGT 555 Week 2 DQ 1 For more course tutorials
visit www.tutorialrank.com   Well-defined
business requirements are essential building
blocks to any system project. If requirements are
not written well, the input to design and
development phases will be poor. However,
well-written requirements will lead to a much
better project outcome in relation to stronger
designs and system solutions.
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CMGT 555 Week 2 DQ 2 For more course tutorials
visit www.tutorialrank.com   Agile systems
development provides organizations with an
iterative model, allowing for quicker, more
incremental results. However, an Agile SDLC is
also more flexible in terms of the comprehensive
project results, meaning stakeholders may have a
set of requirements going in that are reshaped
throughout the life of the project.
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CMGT 555 Week 2 Individual Project Plans For more
course tutorials visit www.tutorialrank.com   Afte
r consideration of your proposal from Week 1, the
WeLoveVideo, Inc. CIO is having a hard time
envisioning how the project would be executed
based on your recommendations. She has asked your
company to develop a project plan in both
waterfall and Agile so she can better understand
the implications to her team.
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CMGT 555 Week 3 DQ 1 For more course tutorials
visit www.tutorialrank.com   When developing
system requirements, it is very important that
they be written in a way that will allow for
specific design and development steps. Poorly
written requirements may lead to ambiguity,
resulting in missing a stakeholders
expectations.  
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CMGT 555 Week 3 DQ 2 For more course tutorials
visit www.tutorialrank.com   Depending on the
type of project and the SDLC applied, system
requirements may be developed differently. For
example, many current projects use the Agile
SDLC, and build requirements based on user-story
format. A user story is essentially a use case
that describes how a specific user would interact
with a system. An example of a user story tied to
a customer using an ATM might be, As a cus
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CMGT 555 Week 3 Individual System
Requirements For more course tutorials
visit www.tutorialrank.com   As you learned in
Week 2, requirements are a fundamental component
to any project. Depending on the SDLC applied,
requirements can be written in different forms.
For example, some requirements will be very
technically focused (technical requirements) and
are written in a manner that dictates what a
stakeholder expects the sys
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CMGT 555 Week 4 DQ 1 For more course tutorials
visit www.tutorialrank.com   Implementing a new
system, or modifying an existing one, can create
organizational change. This change can impact how
employees work, how information technology teams
support the business, and even how customers
interact with the organization.
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