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SOFTWARE PROJECT

SELECTION AND
PREPARATION PROCESS
PRESENTED BY BHOLA NATH GHIMIRE
SOFTWARE PROJECT SELECTION

• Project selection refers to the process of outlining and choosing the next venture for a
team.
• Projects typically compete for resources, so you must consider the demands and goals of
each potential project and prioritize them accordingly.
• Software project selection is the process of choosing which software projects to pursue
based on various criteria :
• business value, resource availability, technical feasibility, and strategic alignment.
• This involves evaluating potential projects and making decisions about which ones to
prioritize and invest in.
SELECTION PROCESS
• The software project selection process involves identifying and evaluating potential software projects
to determine which ones align with the organization's strategic goals and objectives.
• This process typically involves assessing the project's feasibility, cost, potential benefits, and risks.
• Some key steps in the software project selection process may include:
• Identifying potential software projects
• Evaluating the potential benefits and risks of each project
• Assessing the project's alignment with strategic goals and objectives
• Estimating the costs and resources required for each project
• Prioritizing and selecting the most viable projects for implementation
PREPARATION PROCESS

• Software development project planning starts with establishing


specific, achievable objectives.
• It is essential to provide direction for the whole project scope as well as construct a
realistic plan and evaluate the success of the venture.
• Incorporating clear milestones and timelines into a software development project plan can
be incredibly helpful for staying on track with the timeframe of the project.
• This will help boost productivity, as each task that is completed brings progress closer to
reaching completion goals.
• Scoping Stage and Project Analysis
• Build an Effective Software Development Team
• Planning
• Design & Prototyping
• Stakeholder Involvement and Communication
• Monitoring and Adjusting the Project Plan
• Development & Coding
• Quality Assurance and Testing
• Deployment to Production
• Support & Maintenance
CONCLUSION

• After successfully completing a software project, it's important to review


your process and look for improvement opportunities.
REFERENCE

• https://waydev.co/software-projects-planning/
• https://softwaremill.com/the-software-development-process-steps-at-softwaremill-part-2/
• https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/software-project-plan
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