Compare different software development approaches

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CO4403 Object Oriented Software Development - University of Central Lancashire

Coursework: OOSD Poster/Presentation

Learning outcome 1: Critique and compare different software development approaches

In this assignment you need to create a digital poster (Portrait Orientation, Up to A1 size: 59.1cm x 83.1cm) which is a single slide in Microsoft PowerPoint.

Task 1: On your poster,summarise two different software development methodologies (e.g. Agile and Waterfall), focus on the process you would need to follow in each methodology and mention anything else you feel is important. Try to use figures/diagrams where appropriate.

Task 2: On your poster,explain potential advantages and disadvantages of utilizing the two different software developmentmethodologies (that you picked in Task 1) during your Coursework 1 development task. Think carefully about the process within each methodology, how you would have followed the processes, and what the impact on your work would have been.

Task 3: On your poster, state which of the two methodologies would have been most appropriate to use for your coursework 1 assignment. Justify your choice using examples from your experiences of completing coursework 1.

Task 4: Your final task is to create a voice-over recording on your PowerPoint slide, of no more than 3 minutes, in which you give an overview of your poster. In this overview you need to briefly explain what you think are the key points from each of the 3 previous tasks. Do not just read out the text on the poster. This is your chance to demonstrate that you understand the methodologies you picked and have considered how they would be applied.

The figure below provides a suggested poster layout. You can use references to appropriate sources (research papers, journal papers, books, reputable web sites) to support the points you are making, if you use figures/diagrams from other sources they must be referenced.You can use whatever style of referencing you feel is appropriate as long as it is consistent and complete.

You must provide your own interpretation of the methodologies chosen; you must not quote large sections from other sources, and you must not attempt to pass text from other sources through language translation tools. You must make sure that for your voice-over in Task 4 the audio is clear. You must achieve a grade of 50% overall to pass this assignment.

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