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Don't let the CAHSEE prevent a diploma - for ANYONE
Even if a student doesn't pass the California State High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) he should be allowed to graduate if he attended and passed his classes through graduation.
Even if a student doesn't pass the California State High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) he should be allowed to graduate if he attended and passed his classes through graduation.
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Technical Software Project Management is Dead
Well, the developer is going to build it, so who better to write the requirements than the developer? This is one of the bigger mistakes I see, having the developer author all the requirement documentation. This leads to a system that meets the requiremen
Well, the developer is going to build it, so who better to write the requirements than the developer? This is one of the bigger mistakes I see, having the developer author all the requirement documentation. This leads to a system that meets the requiremen
12 days ago
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How to test software requirements specification (SRS)?
Testing software requirements specifications. A tricky and crucial job!
Testing software requirements specifications. A tricky and crucial job!
15 days ago
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John_Nousis posted a blog entry
A tip for ultra-fast web browsing
The last few months there has been a great interest around SSD drives and their 0.1ms access time. We all want to get an SSD...
The last few months there has been a great interest around SSD drives and their 0.1ms access time. We all want to get an SSD...
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18 days ago
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Douglas K posted a blog entry
3 Essential Requirements for any Web Application
More and more, I find myself asking vendors and companies the same questions over and over. If you’re thinking about...
More and more, I find myself asking vendors and companies the same questions over and over. If you’re thinking about...
magia3e posted a blog entry
Where do we go from here — making best use of Personas
Personas are an excellent tool for documenting an amazing array of requirements from users’ wants, needs, interaction...
Personas are an excellent tool for documenting an amazing array of requirements from users’ wants, needs, interaction...
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30 days ago
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Scott posted a blog entry
Defining Problems at ProductCamp Austin 1
Jun 14th was the first productcamp in Austin (and the second one anywhere). It was a great event, and here’s the...
Jun 14th was the first productcamp in Austin (and the second one anywhere). It was a great event, and here’s the...
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32 days ago
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George B posted a blog entry
LIFEcycle Requirements
Life - it just keeps changing. Everyday something becomes a new challenge, because of something else that changed,...
Life - it just keeps changing. Everyday something becomes a new challenge, because of something else that changed,...
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34 days ago
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Verizon to roll out 50Mbps FIOS
Verizon announced that they will roll out a 50Mbps down/20Mbps up service in all 16 of the states in which FIOS is available....
Verizon announced that they will roll out a 50Mbps down/20Mbps up service in all 16 of the states in which FIOS is available....
37 days ago
Gizmos for Geeks :: Whoever Has the Most Toys Wins!
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Gizmos for Geeks :: Whoever Has the Most Toys Wins!
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adathakkar posted a blog entry
Entering the US - Express Lane
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection Agency announced today that applications for the Global Entry Program are now...
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection Agency announced today that applications for the Global Entry Program are now...
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Minimum workspace requirements - WorkSafe - DOCEP
Minimum workspace requirements 1. Introduction 2. Desk size 3. Space behind the desk 4. Access/egress requirements 5. Storage facility access requirements 6. VDU electrical fields
Minimum workspace requirements 1. Introduction 2. Desk size 3. Space behind the desk 4. Access/egress requirements 5. Storage facility access requirements 6. VDU electrical fields
39 days ago
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Mike D posted a blog entry
Changes to Electrical PE Exam
From Licensure Exchange - June 2008 (volume 12 issue 3) - Published by the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and...
From Licensure Exchange - June 2008 (volume 12 issue 3) - Published by the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and...
Changes to Electrical PE Exam
From Licensure Exchange - June 2008 (volume 12 issue 3) - Published by the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and...
From Licensure Exchange - June 2008 (volume 12 issue 3) - Published by the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and...
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Scott posted a blog entry
Use Case To Actor Mapping
We know the importance of identifying the use cases that enable our business goals. We also know the value of understanding...
We know the importance of identifying the use cases that enable our business goals. We also know the value of understanding...
Abhishek posted a blog entry
Get shortcuts created on the desktop when you insert your pen drive with Desk Drive
We have received so many problems from the readers on Troublefixers.com when they insert pen drives into their computers it got...
We have received so many problems from the readers on Troublefixers.com when they insert pen drives into their computers it got...
Michael Martine posted a blog entry
The 5 Elements Every Business Blog Must Have
When you sound like a broken record about something, that’s what we call a niche. I write about business blogs. A lot....
When you sound like a broken record about something, that’s what we call a niche. I write about business blogs. A lot....
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Appstronauts « eight to late
Eliciting and documenting application requirements is hard work. It’s made even harder if one is dealing with an appstronaut. So what’s an appstronaut? A person who can hold forth for hours on the big picture, but cannot (will not!) get down to detail
Eliciting and documenting application requirements is hard work. It’s made even harder if one is dealing with an appstronaut. So what’s an appstronaut? A person who can hold forth for hours on the big picture, but cannot (will not!) get down to detail
The Bitter Project Manager: 20 Questions
What type of food do you want or don’t want for dinner? For most people, it’s usually easier to identify what you don’t want.Some users are the same way. They have trouble articulating exactly what they want but they can tell you what they don’t w
What type of food do you want or don’t want for dinner? For most people, it’s usually easier to identify what you don’t want.Some users are the same way. They have trouble articulating exactly what they want but they can tell you what they don’t w
jamesbreeze posted a blog entry
Would you see a psychologist online?
I am doing my most exciting project ever! You may know I originally did psychology to help people! How about if psych services...
I am doing my most exciting project ever! You may know I originally did psychology to help people! How about if psych services...
Scott posted a blog entry
Problems Are Everywhere
Today’s article is a harvest of pointers to articles about the focus on problems. An idea farm, so to speak, with really...
Today’s article is a harvest of pointers to articles about the focus on problems. An idea farm, so to speak, with really...
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Foundation Series: The Difference Between Correlation and Causality | Tyner Blain
Writing good measurable requirements is hard, not because measuring is hard (although sometimes it is), but because correlation is often mistaken for causality - and we therefore choose bad things to measure. Choosing what to measure is the hard part.
Writing good measurable requirements is hard, not because measuring is hard (although sometimes it is), but because correlation is often mistaken for causality - and we therefore choose bad things to measure. Choosing what to measure is the hard part.
Cauvin: When to Stop Asking, "Why?"
Whenever a customer requests a feature, ask which problem this feature would help them solve. After the customer tells you a problem, ask why it's a problem. Continue asking why until you fully understand the root problem and its implications.
Whenever a customer requests a feature, ask which problem this feature would help them solve. After the customer tells you a problem, ask why it's a problem. Continue asking why until you fully understand the root problem and its implications.
inspiredaustin posted a blog entry
Manadatory Visitability for New Homes in Austin?
Having recently experienced the City of Austin permit process it’s interesting to hear about an additional set of...
Having recently experienced the City of Austin permit process it’s interesting to hear about an additional set of...
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Successful Products: Lucky or Intentional?
Is your product successful because you were lucky, or because you were methodical and intentional?Do you want to build a plan...
Is your product successful because you were lucky, or because you were methodical and intentional?Do you want to build a plan...
selena B posted a blog entry
College after Homeschooling
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metalminings posted a blog entry
Kyrgyzstan: Saryjaz Mineral Mining Co. to invest $60m in tungsten …
May 5, 2008 The company has already invested US$2m and plans to mine more than 750000 tonnes of …Read the original post:...
May 5, 2008 The company has already invested US$2m and plans to mine more than 750000 tonnes of …Read the original post:...
metalminings posted a blog entry
Kyrgyzstan to introduce investor-friendly mining code
May 8, 2008 Kyrgyzstan is planning to introduce a new mining code that will reduce bureaucracy …Excerpted...
May 8, 2008 Kyrgyzstan is planning to introduce a new mining code that will reduce bureaucracy …Excerpted...
metalminings posted a blog entry
Millhouse sells 8% in Highland Gold Mining to Evgeny Shvidler
Thursday, May 8, 2008 Media reports this morning state that Millhouse, Roman Abramovich’s holding …Excerpted...
Thursday, May 8, 2008 Media reports this morning state that Millhouse, Roman Abramovich’s holding …Excerpted...
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Inside Architecture : Leaving technology out of requirements gathering
I'm going to suggest a minimal way to gather requirements, one that produces a (minimum) requirements document in an iterative and agile manner.
I'm going to suggest a minimal way to gather requirements, one that produces a (minimum) requirements document in an iterative and agile manner.
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Monty Python and the Holy Grail and Requirements Gathering
This is pretty much what happens with Requirements Gathering. People who communicate requirements think they are communicating, people who gather them think they are understanding what is being said and we sort of get it eventually.
This is pretty much what happens with Requirements Gathering. People who communicate requirements think they are communicating, people who gather them think they are understanding what is being said and we sort of get it eventually.
Wiebs posted a blog entry
Understanding Financial Statements
In Financial Accounting or Reporting, the 3 most important financial statements for budding entrepreneurs are:1. The Statement...
In Financial Accounting or Reporting, the 3 most important financial statements for budding entrepreneurs are:1. The Statement...
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Extreme User Research - Boxes and Arrows: The design behind the design
What is the biggest problem I face almost every time a client hires me to do something about a web project going awry? They don’t know a thing about their users. They don’t have a clue, whatsoever. Unbelievable but true!
What is the biggest problem I face almost every time a client hires me to do something about a web project going awry? They don’t know a thing about their users. They don’t have a clue, whatsoever. Unbelievable but true!
Nils posted a blog entry
Catalyze - a community for product managers and business analysts
Catalyze is a community for people involved in requirements, business analysis, and user experience design - the people who are...
Catalyze is a community for people involved in requirements, business analysis, and user experience design - the people who are...
Tom posted a blog entry
Important Updates for Windows Vista
The details of important updates for Windows Vista from Microsoft are given:Install this update from Microsoft to resolve an...
The details of important updates for Windows Vista from Microsoft are given:Install this update from Microsoft to resolve an...
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MF Bliki: UseCasesAndStories
Use cases organize requirements to form a narrative of how users relate to and use a system. Hence they focus on user goals and how interacting with a system satisfies the goals. XP stories break requirements into chunks for planning purposes.
Use cases organize requirements to form a narrative of how users relate to and use a system. Hence they focus on user goals and how interacting with a system satisfies the goals. XP stories break requirements into chunks for planning purposes.
User Stories
User stories serve the same purpose as use cases but are not the same. They are used to create time estimates for the release planning meeting. They are also used instead of a large requirements document.
User stories serve the same purpose as use cases but are not the same. They are used to create time estimates for the release planning meeting. They are also used instead of a large requirements document.
Advantages of the "As a user, I want" user story template | Mike Cohn's Blog - Succeeding With Agile™
I advocate writing user stories in the form of “As a <type of user>, I want <some goal> so that <some reason>.” While I consider the so-that clause optional, I really like this template. I want to give three reasons why here:
I advocate writing user stories in the form of “As a <type of user>, I want <some goal> so that <some reason>.” While I consider the so-that clause optional, I really like this template. I want to give three reasons why here:
Required Features Requirements
If you have a list of "things the system ought to do", do not mistake that list for requirements. This feature list is important but it is only the beginning of understanding what the system must provide to be effective at automating some...
If you have a list of "things the system ought to do", do not mistake that list for requirements. This feature list is important but it is only the beginning of understanding what the system must provide to be effective at automating some...
Design for Objectives; Not Requirements | Brian Crescimanno
I’d fallen into the trap of seeing the design purely as a function of meeting the business requirements that have been defined for the project and failed to evaluate it based on the stated project objectives.
I’d fallen into the trap of seeing the design purely as a function of meeting the business requirements that have been defined for the project and failed to evaluate it based on the stated project objectives.
nitrosaint posted a blog entry
Things I need to work on before May 17
Considering that I only have eleven days left before I leave for Cebu, I think it’s time to keep myself busy doing the...
Considering that I only have eleven days left before I leave for Cebu, I think it’s time to keep myself busy doing the...
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Flashback: This Week in the Past on Tyner Blain [May 3]
A look back at the best from this week in the past.Where Did You Get That Estimate?How good are our estimates? We can use...
A look back at the best from this week in the past.Where Did You Get That Estimate?How good are our estimates? We can use...
Tom posted a blog entry
Install additional language keyboard in Windows Vista
You can install additional language keyboards during installation of Windows Vista itself. To install additional language...
You can install additional language keyboards during installation of Windows Vista itself. To install additional language...
angryaussie posted a blog entry
Religion vs. Science
I think I’ve discovered the secret of the long standing conflict between IT workers and management. Which is to say,...
I think I’ve discovered the secret of the long standing conflict between IT workers and management. Which is to say,...
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IBM: Fixed prices for IT projects are 'unethical'
"Writing a detailed requirement spec up front is a worst practice, despite being considered a best practice for the longest time," he said. "When you do this, you are building to specs as opposed to building to what people actually...
"Writing a detailed requirement spec up front is a worst practice, despite being considered a best practice for the longest time," he said. "When you do this, you are building to specs as opposed to building to what people actually...
Modeling demystified, Part 1: Creating a system specification from the user's point of view
Learn how to build a user model, which is a description of a set of people and how they will work with an IT solution. Get an introduction to UML modeling and find out how to create a specification of a system from the user’s point of view.
Learn how to build a user model, which is a description of a set of people and how they will work with an IT solution. Get an introduction to UML modeling and find out how to create a specification of a system from the user’s point of view.
Oren Teich posted a blog entry
Using Jira, Confluence & Greenhopper for Agile
Although it took some time, I’ve decided on the tools. As the title says, I’m going with Atlassian’s suite,...
Although it took some time, I’ve decided on the tools. As the title says, I’m going with Atlassian’s suite,...
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