Project Management Terms

Iteration

• Documents created during and for the project

• Repeating a website

• A cycle of a design plan

• The act of unauthorized change to a project scope

Agile project management

• The how, why, and when of the project

• Achieving a desired outcome at a specific end date with a specific amount of resources

• A phased approach to the planning, approval, and conduct of major project development activity

• Produces work in short bursts, incrementally until the client requirements are met

The act of unauthorized change to a project scope

• Code Commenting

• Scope Creep

• Change Order

• Phased Project Planning

________________ is the sum of money allocated for a particular purpose and the summary of intended expenses along with proposals for how to meet those expenses

• Budget

• Schedule

• Total Expense

• Proposal

A document describing software testing scope and activities for formally testing any software or product in a project

• Testing plan

• Agile project management

• Scope Creep

• Proposal

Dependencies

• Specific resources or other tasks that are required to be completed before a project can be started.

• A phased approach to the planning, approval, and conduct of major project development activity.

• A software development technique in which two programmers work together at one workstation

• The management of any item, thing, or entity that has potential value to the project

A method of comparing two versions of a webpage or app against each other to determine which one performs better. This is also known as split testing or bucket testing

• Paired programming

• Dependencies

• Testing plan

• A/B testing:

The agreed‑upon schemes for naming things, such as digital files or programming variables

• Proposal

• Project goals

• Naming conventions:

• Asset management

The management of any item, thing, or entity that has potential value to the project

• Asset management

• Project documentation

• Project scope

• Completion benchmarks

The how, why, and when of the project

• Phased project planning

• Project scope

• Feedback loop

• Project goals