The significance of quality assurance and testing in Software Development Lifecycle Model Abstract The research paper is based on the topic, ‘Software Engineering and SDLC. The broad topic has narrowed down to a smaller research area. Therefore, research has been conducted on the significance of software testing in SDLC. The paper consists of five chapters- Introduction, Literature review, Methodology, Findings and Conclusion and recommendations. The goal has been identified clearly and questions formulated. Thereafter, articles have been reviewed, and the findings of the research have been discussed. Lastly, a few recommendations are given to address the research problem. Chapter 1: Introduction The research paper has been divided into five chapters. In the introductory chapter, the research worthy problem shall be identified, and the scope of the research will be outlined as well. The goal of conducting the research shall be defined. Following that, open-ended research questions shall be prepared. Lastly, the relevance of research and the effect of research on individuals and groups shall be identified as well. Under the literature review section, relevant research materials, books and articles would…
Identifying the constraints of Software Engineering and ways of overcoming the constraints In order to build new software, system developers come across certain constraints or limitations. The common types of constraints are related to the speed of the network, processor power, memory usage, etc. Again, design constraints are also present that might cause issues while developing a new system. Issues related to quality, resources, and schedule is present (Anderson, 2003). The constraints can be estimated roughly. For instance, if the delivery date is hard and resources are limited, it can have a direct impact on the quality of the system. Again, if one has to deliver the system within an unreasonable schedule, even the sufficient amount of resources will be effective. Therefore, other combinations can be considered, and the results would be similar. In the case of designing software for mobile, a range of constraints should be considered so that the issues can be tackled effectively. Some of the notable constraints have been outlined below- Sensors, screen size, and interactions– The software developer must consider the fact that screen sizes…
Did you know that more and more car rentals are using rental software? People have a preference for renting products over buying them. Renting is cost-effective and doesn’t occupy space in one’s home. Products of all shapes and sizes are rentable on the basis of their demand. Owners and renters profit from these transactions. An easy and steadfast sharing is possible with the use of technology. Rental software is available for several products that include cars, electrical equipment, designer dresses, and more. Below, we are going to discuss software for renting cars. Car rental scripts are user-friendly, and both operators and customers can use them. There is more to Car rental scripts than renting out cars. They manage users, vehicles and their maintenance. They also take care of billing, invoicing, any disputes, and interfaces. The useful and communicating admin panel facilitates the administration of the system. Below, we discuss how car rental software is of help. Why is software for car rentals rising in popularity? Technology helps promote business worldwide, and a website or app helps communicate with users. Thus,…
Cultural Issues That Can Be Anticipated When an American Manager Plans to Negotiate with An Arab Manager Introduction Cultural differences are a very vital factor when negotiating between different nations, and therefore, managers need to have a good understanding of this for a successful negotiation. Managers and management scholars have been battling with cultural disputes principally in the capacity of business negotiations (Trompenaars, 1997). Different business managements and big world companies respond to the issue of cultural differences in different manners helping to explain how firms differ and also their performance difference. Therefore, managers are forced to have a good understanding of culture to cooperate harmoniously with their counterparts in negotiations so that they may come into a mutual agreement. Therefore, in this paper, we are going to look at how racial dissimilarities may upset business happenstances using a scenario of an American manager negotiating with an Arab counterpart centered on diverse extents of culture. Managers should be aware of this and the possible problems that may arise so as to have a vivid idea of what will happen. Appreciating the…
Dr Warburg I believe that Dr Warburg needed to, first of all, embrace the process as it was meant to iron out any issue and enable the process to be as smooth as possible. The things Dr Warburg felt that they are not done in the right manner, she could have explained herself, especially on the teaching style of some of the teachers. That is the teaching is supposed to have explicit instruction and expectations. Depending on the level of education, Dr Warburg should have understood this and allow the teachers to carry out their work. In those occasions, when she was not happy, she should have communicated through the right channel rather than confronting the teachers. The major challenge Dr Warburg faced was that the style of teaching was not she expected since clear and vivid instruction would have helped her son understood more. The other challenge was communication since she was unable to have a better avenue to communicate with the teachers, and she resulted in a confrontation.
Developing a Community Risk Reduction (CRR) Plan Introduction The background information and demographics show that the Buckeye community is vulnerable to Tornados. In the last 75 years, 20 tornados occurred at the place located at the West of Phoenix, Arizona. In the last five years, more tornados have been witnessed (United States Census Bureau, 2020). In response, the community is being cushioned against the devastating effects of the tornadoes in the event they occurred. The strategies and tactics identified in the table below are prioritized in realizing that outcome. They will enlighten the community about the tornadoes. They will know how to respond when the tornados occur. Also, the people who do not have better housing will be provided with shelter to protect themselves against risk. Finally, the strategies are essential in creating a network where the people from the community can work out to help members who are affected. In brief, the tactics empower the community to take appropriate measures in protecting themselves from tornados’ effects (Harms, 2019). The best practices used in prioritizing the intervention strategies include the…
Adolescent Idealism, Criticism, Personal Fable and Imaginary Audience The transition from childhood to adulthood reflects adolescence (Tanner & Arnett, 2016). It is a time of physical, social, and emotional changes. Young people have a rather self-centered idealism. We say we are absolutely grown men, so they take no guidance from adults. Young people prefer to expect the best result in all circumstances. On the contrary, it is not always possible to obtain better outcomes. Moreover, teenagers are really critical. You still want someone or someone to be criticized, but you don’t want to be criticized. They are often irritated and upset if criticism, particularly by adults, is addressed to them (Tanner & Arnett, 2016). Personal fables illustrate how young people feel that what happens to them is special, even though nobody else is in a position to experience the same (Tanner & Arnett, 2016). This assumption explains why the acts of young people may have profound consequences for their lives. Another teenage distortion is the imagination of the viewer. Teenagers prefer to assume that people concentrate and monitor what they…
Looking Back and Moving Forward Most important skills learned Throughout this course, I have learned several skills. The improvements I have identified after assessing what skills I did possess before joining the program and the ones I have now. The most important ones include advanced writing skills, refining research topics, and advancing professionalism in research (American Psychological Association, n. d.). Notably, the skills were developed through the feedbacks shared by my colleagues. They helped evaluate myself and the areas I need to work on. Following the knowledge and skills I have gained, my perception of my professional aspiration has changed. I now believe that it is possible to do my research and complete it within the required timeframe. Challenges I foresee Despite the identified achievement, the most significant challenges that I expect include identifying credible membership groups to register with, getting volunteering opportunities, and financing my professional registrations. I also feel I will experience a challenge in accessing reference materials online. The problems can be dealt with by enhancing collaboration with my colleagues (American Psychological Association, n. d.). They can…
Do You Agree with this Popular Nineteenth-Century View? There are several misconceptions and misinterpretations on the civilization of sub-Saharan Africans. A lot of people cannot tell the difference between civilization and colonization. Some historians referred to Africans as backward, savage and uncivilized in the nineteenth century. The notion was false because, at this time, Egypt was well ahead in terms of civilization. The Europeans had a mentality that was instilled by the historians. Therefore, they thought of sub-Saharan Africa as uncivilized until they arrived. The paper examines some of the evidence that points out the false nature of the European scholars and disagrees that sub-Saharan Africa was uncivilized until the arrival of the Europeans. In the nineteenth century, it was known that Africans built monuments and kingdoms that could match up to the Monarchy of the Europeans. Scholars misrepresented this presentation of Africa because of their racial prejudice leading to distortion of the sub-Saharan African facts of history. They did this to uphold their belief that Africa was civilized upon their arrival. For instance, Meroe kingdom, which began around 1000…
Evolution of Nurses Practice How has nursing evolved? Nursing has evolved from being caretakers of families, children, and communities, which naturally came as women used to take care of their families and were seen as caregivers or nurses. Due to advancements in technology, the environment inpatient care has been created in such a way that it is helpful and efficient for patients. Changes in nursing practice have occurred in areas such as in their education, training, health care setting, patient care and the nursing culture. The changes did have seen a lot of lives saved, which has made nursing be a respected field as it is today. In the past decades, the nursing field has experienced changes in nursing informatics and telemedicine. Finally, there has been a growth in leadership opportunities, the use of mobile health, and new specialist. Historical of the nursing profession. One of the critical leaders and historical events in nursing advancement is Florence Nightingale, whom the history of nursing starts. She is the founder of the Modern Nursing and is a towering figure in the field…