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Project management is the discipline of planning, organizing, securing, and managing resources to achieve specific goals, as defined in the Wikipedia Article on Project Management.

Projects are, in general, temporary. Projects generally have a project owner, project manager, and a team. The project manager of the team is not a functional manager or direct supervisor of the team, but is instead a person responsible for the project schedule and the overall success of the project.

Many times, projects involve members of different functional skills or disciplines who are brought together temporarily to meet a common goal. Once the project is complete, the team may disband.

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Creating multilevel-WBS level lists in excel? Task 1.1, Sub task 1.1.1

Is there a way of creating multilevel-WBS level lists in excel? For example, Avtivity 1, Then Task 1.1, Sub task 1.1.1, 1.1.2, 1.1.3 and so on until we get to Activity 2. Thanks
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Project management and version control software

We are about to embark on a biggish (academic) project which is divided into subprojects (with little if any code shared between them). None of the differences between git and svn make much difference to us, but we'd like to put each subproject in…
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How to create a custome state for pivotal tracker?

There is unstarted, start, finish, deliver, accept, reject. I want to add one called shipped after the accept/reject; how is this done?
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Which ways should I go Front-End firs or Back-end first in Project development?

I want build an application by using the framework. the application contains two parts: the Back-End and the Front-End. Everybody who have experiences can suggest me which ways should I do?: Develop the Front-End first Or Develop the Back-End…
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Starting a project like picasa

I am starting a new project which have an interface like picasa 3. Please let me know what all documents i have to prepare in advance before starting the project. Right now i am only developer but in the future other developers may join. Is there…
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How to handle In Progress projects?

Many times I realized that it is really tough to handle any project which is In Progress and done almost or more than 40 percent. Most of the time I realize after checking the progress of project that It would be better if we start it from…
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Testing procedure

I developed one application, and starting the testing phase soon, While I'm trying to setup a testing plan, I have one question! Shall I start by testing the actual application functionality, or the installation procedure first? (Please note that…
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How can I create a dynamic rally dashboard?

I'm looking to make an Agile dashboard, or "information radiator," that shows information based on a combination of teams. It will act as a display board in our hallways and in our project manager's areas. The goal is to be able to dynamically move…
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Managing Android app development with Android Studio + IntelliJ

I work on a project with a team for an android game for Parrot's drones using SDK3. We are sudent so new a bit new to team development on a project of that size. We all have "modules" assigned. By modules, I mean some members work on the android UI,…
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Connect two separate projects under single domain

I have an A project developed using MVC, SQL and a B project developed using weboforms, SQL. I have single domain name to publish. So I planned to put single page with two links and from that page access two separate projects. How can I do this? Can…
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Software Development Team HUD

I read an article a while back about a development company that had a dedicated Monitor to display a web app that charted completed task by team member, kind of like a sales chart for software development. I'm thinking of implementing something like…
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Confidence Interval of COCOMO II Model

It is my understanding that COCOMO II model provides only one-point estimate. So, is it possible to come up with a confidence level when using COCOMO II model? What I am looking for is something like "with 95% confidence, it will take from xxx…
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Are there team leading problems at Google or other popular companies?

I'm working as a software engineer for a company that is not very big, about 120 employers. I was head hunted and since the company was quite popular, I started working here. We offer coupons and discounts online and run our site in three different…
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Could you pls comment before we start our mobile+server project?

We are a team of four CS undergrad seniors developing a mobile app (+ the web-based servicing architecture ofcourse) with the following intentions: (1) Its our Degree Project (Thus comes, UML Modeling, Documented Testing & other specification…
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Prediction Effort - how does that relate to time to complete projects?

It's just a question, because I've looked through an old Software Engineering textbook and one of the things it talks about is measuring effort. But, what I am unclear on is what exactly is "effort" and how does that relate to time it takes to…