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The ADM provides a standard, consistent way of developing and maintaining information systems. It provides uniform terminology and expectations for all project participants. This consistency reduces the learning curve when bringing new people into an on-going project. It also serves as a roadmap for both experienced and inexperienced staff. |
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Activities |
Deliverables |
| An activity is a generic term referring to any action or procedure performed by UCD. | Deliverables are the products of the Application Development Methodology tasks performed. Deliverables represent tangible products of the system development process. |
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The ADM specifies several types of roles and responsibilities associated with the execution of tasks and development of deliverables. The ADM identifies organizational and individual roles which can be associated with the specified responsibilities. Each of the roles can perform one or more of the specified responsibilities for any specific deliverable. Further, an individual or organization can perform more than one of the specified roles in any particular task or project. |
Roles & Responsibilities |
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Paths |
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The "Task Performed by Role" Matrix Series specifies
the tasks required to be performed by a role for a development path. Within
a given project development path there are two parallel paths, the General
Development Path and the Rapid Application Development (RAD) Path
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Matricies |
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Glossary |
Bibliography |
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