An overview of Project Monitoring
Project monitoring is an important aspect of software project management, which involves keeping track of project progress, identifying and addressing issues, and ensuring that project objectives are met within the stipulated time and budget. In software projects, project monitoring is critical due to the complexity...
Work Breakdown Structure
Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) looks at splitting deliverables into smaller components and then sizing each of them thereby providing the Project Manager with a way to provide a reasonable estimate for delivering the project. The PMBOK defines Work Breakdown Structure as a deliverable-oriented hierarchical decomposition...
Software Effort Estimation Techniques
Software effort estimation techniques predict a realistic amount of effort required in terms of time (person-hours or person-days) that would be required to develop or maintain software. The estimate is called so since it is typically based on incomplete inputs (requirements). The estimate is used...