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1 Project Analysis Ensures smooth execution and timely delivery of software projects

2 Software Development Life Cycle A structured process for software development

3 How to use Git A version control system for tracking changes in code
Project Analysis
When executing a project, you need to
analyze it periodically. Failing to do so, would
mean unexpected challenges, overlooked
critical information, or flaws in the work
process that manifest as the project unfolds.

—Project Analysis
Key aspects

Identify requirements from stakeholders. Prioritizing, categorizing


1 Requirements Analysis
requirements.

2 Feasibility Analysis Assess technical feasibility, evaluate economic feasibility.

3 Risk Analysis Identify potential risks, plan risk mitigation strategies.

4 System Analysis Define system architecture and interactions.

5 Cost and Time Analysis Estimate project costs, create a project timeline.

6 Project Planning Allocate resources, monitor progress and evaluate performance.

7 Impact and Benefit Analysis Identify short-term and long-term benefits.


Tools and Techniques Used in Project Analysis

1 2 3 4

UML Tools Gantt Chart PERT Project Management


Software
Software Development
Life Cycle
How to use Git
Git is a version control system you use to
track changes to your code and collaborate
with others. GitLab is a web-based Git
repository manager that provides CI/CD and
other features to help you manage your
software development lifecycle.
—Git
Git Basics: Repositories, Branches, Commits

1 Repositories A repository is like a folder that holds all the files and history of a project.

Branches in a repository enable parallel development. They let you work on new
2 Branches
features or experiment with changes without impacting the main codebase.

A commit is a snapshot of your code at a specific point in time. It captures the


3 Commits
state of your project when you save changes to your repository
Tools and Techniques Used in Project Analysis

Make a copy of the Modify code on the Save your work on the Integrate the changes
main branch to work branch without affecting branch with descriptive from your branch into the
on a new feature. the original code. commit messages. main branch.

1 2 3 4

Create a branch Make changes Commit changes Merge branch


GIT WORKFLOW

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Cloning a Creating a Making Staging the Committing Pushing the Merging your
repository to new branch changes to changes you the changes changes to branch into
your local for your files in your want to to your local the remote the default
machine changes working commit repository repository branch
directory
Resolving Conflicts and Managing Issues

1 Identify Conflicts GitLab will highlight conflicting changes when merging branches.

2 Resolve Conflicts Manually edit the code to combine changes from both branches.

3 Commit Resolution Commit the resolved changes to the branch and complete the merge.

4 Issue Tracking GitLab provides a platform for reporting, managing, and resolving issues.
Best Practices and Tips for Using Git and GitLab

Code Reviews Branching Strategy

Descriptive Commit Messages Issue Tracking


Keep the scope realistic

Priorities Tasks:
● Not all tasks are equally important. Prioritize
them based on their impact on the project’s
objectives.

Use A Project Management Tool:


● Tools like Microsoft Project can help manage
tasks and track progress, making it easier to
keep the scope realistic.
Involve users in project scope management

Regular Feedback Sessions:


● Schedule regular meetings with users to discuss
progress and gather feedback.

User Testing:
● Involve users in testing the project deliverables.
Their feedback can be invaluable in identifying
issues and improving the final product.
Use off-the-shelf hardware and software
whenever possible

Consider Open-Source Solutions:


● There are many powerful open-source tools
available that can meet your needs without the
cost of commercial software

Stay Updated On Market Trends:


● Regularly review the market to stay informed
about new and efficient off-the-shelf products
that could benefit your project
Follow good project management processes

Continuous Learning:
● Project management methodologies and best
practices evolve over time. Stay updated by
attending workshops, webinars, and training
sessions

Post-Project Reviews:
● After each project, conduct a review to identify
what went well and what could be improved.
This will help refine your project management
processes for future projects

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