Effective Project Execution
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- 1. EFFECTIVE PROJECT EXECUTION ssenthilkumar@gmail.com
- 2. OBJECTIVE To understand the importance Learning the Possible steps involved How to reap its benefits And More, How to make it effective??
- 3. WHY To apply the knowledge gained Problem solving Opportunity to learn new Tools Door to gain practical experience Learning Team work and Helping other
- 4. PROBLEM SELECTION First Step • Loop holes the existing solution • Features • Performance • Brand new Identify a problem that is worth enough to solve
- 5. REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS Micro level view of the problem statement Broken pieces of the problem Top down approach Determination of needs Must be Actionable Measurable Testable
- 6. NON FUNCTIONAL ASPECTS UI / UX Efficiency Scalability Performance Security Maintainability Fault Tolerance Portability Documentation Compliance Testability
- 7. DESIGN Solution to the problem There could be more that one solution High Level Design Over all Architecture of the system or of the solution Modules and Sub- Module Details Low Level Design Data Structure Functions and APIs Algorithm & Logic
- 8. SELECTION OF A BETTER DESIGN Workout all the possible design •At least 3 different ways/approaches • List the pro and cons of each solution • Compare and Contrast among each other Select one by rejecting the rest • Strong justification • Why Approach # is selection? • Why not the other design don’t occupy the front seat??
- 9. IMPLEMENTATION Realization of design Follow coding discipline and convention Should take the advantage of the language Self documenting code Highly Portable Perform self and peer review of the code
- 10. TESTING To ensure that solution developed is meeting its requirements in all the possible scenarios Generation and execution of test items/cases Types • Unit Testing • Integration Testing Verification of the Implementation Validation of the solution with respect to its requirement
- 11. DEFECT HANDLING Bug in my code, oops!! Collect as much information as possible •Precondition, Input, Output, Sequence of steps Try reproducing Analyze the data Identify the problematic area Do a quality fix and verify •Impact Analysis •Change could be in multiple places •Similar places needs the medicine
- 12. TOOL USAGE
- 13. BENCH MARKING Going one step ahead Measure the performance • CPU Cycles • Memory Usage • RAM, Image, Storage • Number of Network message sent to realize a service • Number of active and passive entities • Breaking point of your solution • Limitations
- 14. STANDARD COMPLIANCE Against the compliance test Validate the solution against the test suite Test with other vendor implementation Derive a compliance report
- 15. FUTURE WORK Taking the solution to the next stage What is the part of the requirement left out Which part of the solution can be further improvised
- 17. TEAM Two or more person • One can be the Anchor • Mixed interest • Mixed skill sets • Difference in thinking Every body should contribute • Your contribution to the project adds value to yourself Listen more than you speak Motivate and energize your fellow team player!!
- 18. VCS LOOKS FOR Be read VC pitch…Any time!
- 19. PROJECT AND THE RESUME
- 20. PARTY Feeling proud and pride You all had done it