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Process Risks

Risks
There is no process standard for development.
The lack of a write-up on the process may result in
design and development in an ad-hoc fashion.
Communication barriers between Livermore and Northern Arizona
University can result in discrepancies in the process design.
There has not been any full projects similar to PPF to base
the process on.
Both members of the project are relatively inexperienced in
organized process for design and development.
Time constraints will limit testing and code review.
The nature of the PPF limits test case design and use cases.
Mitigation
The PPF should follow a commonly used process that has
proven to be effective on other projects.
An effort should be made to document all aspects of the
process to aid in a structured development stage.
Planned weekly meetings and regular email exchanges will
help ensure both parties are on the same page.
Attention of the process selection based on the nature of
the project will provide a basis for design in the absence of
experience.
Reviewing process decisions with professors/managers will
help correct mistakes made from inexperience.
The project scope must be limited in light of time constraints
to guarantee a functional and stable product.
Interface issues can be resolved by approaching developers
who intend to use the PPF library.


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Tue Apr 11 23:58:21 MST 2000