Software Engineering

It refers to the use of prototyping as a technique for gathering and clarifying requirements.

It is a description of set of sequence of actions that a system performs that yields an observable result of value to a particular actor.

Indicators are metrices in a form suitable for assessing project behavior or process improvements.

In this system, the behaviour cannot be predicted with certainty.

It is used to explore changing requirements incrementally and adapt a system to them.

It is the ratio between earned value and actual cost.

It is used as testing or evaluation technique to verify whether the proposed system will meet user or customer expectations.

Its objects represent elements whose behavior is concurrent with other elements.

It defines an interaction, plays many roles and is a collection of other elements that work together to provide some corporative behaviour.

It is used by senior managers or top management to plan the objectives of their organizations, and to assess whether the objectives are being met in practice.

It is an industry standard method of measuring a project's progress at any given point in time and forecasting its completion date and final cost.

It is the ratio between earned value and planned value.

There is no uncertainty involved in defining the outputs of the system knowing the inputs.

It refers to prototyping as a component of another software development strategy.

It ensures that resources of the business are employed to achieve the strategic objectives of the organization.