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### Feedback
### Feedback
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# SU 05 (05.12.2023)
### Takeaway
**Cooperation between project and management**
- Fundamentals:
- Concepts:
- project
- project management
- project life cycle
- project goals
- project success
- Project management:
- Goal Setting
- Planning
- Execution
- Monitoring
- Closure
- Project management models:
- Waterfall Model
- V-Model
- Spiral Model
- Agile Models
- Scrum
- Roles in project management:
- Project manager: responsible for the overall management of the project
- Project team: responsible for the implementation of project tasks
- Customer: project sponsor
- Effort estimation:
- Estimation methods: methods for estimating the required effort for a project
- Estimation methods - requirements: estimation of the scope and complexity of the requirements
- Estimation methods - principles: principles for conducting estimation methods
- Estimation methods - examples: examples of estimation methods
- Documentation:
- Requirements specification: describes the customer's requirements for the project
- System specification: describes the architecture and functionality of the software
- User stories: describe the requirements from the user's perspective
- Ticket systems: systems for managing tasks and problems
### Perception
**Kanban**
As a part of my group project, I can leverage Kanban to efficiently manage tasks and communicate project progress with all team members. By creating a Kanban board and making it visible to everyone, I can visually represent the project workflow, prioritize tasks, and track progress in real-time. This transparency fosters collaboration and ensures that everyone is aligned, ultimately leading to a successful project outcome.
### Repetition
**Scrum**
Scrum is an agile framework for software development. It is based on short, iterative development cycles called sprints. In each sprint, the product requirements are divided into small, manageable tasks and implemented. Scrum is an iterative and incremental framework that is based on the principles of transparency, adaptation, and self-organization.