Software Development Project Management

Author: Han Wanjiang
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book can serve as a reference for senior undergraduate students in computer science and related fields at universities, as a textbook for graduate students, and also as a training manual for software engineers and project managers. The book emphasizes the integration of theory and practice, with each chapter accompanied by real-world case studies to aid in the comprehension and understanding of the content. It is a textbook introducing the concepts and methods of software development project management for those aspiring to become software development project managers. The book covers the main responsibilities, duties, and authorities of a software development project manager. A core theme throughout the book is how to develop a software project plan and how to conduct software project tracking and management. It integrates multiple disciplines, including the formulation of plans such as scope planning, cost planning, time planning, quality planning, change planning, risk planning, measurement planning, and communication planning, as well as how to track and control projects during implementation. The book emphasizes the integration of theory and practice, with each chapter accompanied by real-world case studies to aid in the comprehension and understanding of the content. It is suitable as a reference for senior undergraduate students in computer science and related fields at universities, as a textbook for graduate students, as a training manual for software engineers and project managers, and for those who wish to learn about software development project management.