Introduction to Disciplines
A discipline shows all activities
you may go through to produce a particular set of artifacts. We describe
these disciplines at an overview level—a summary of all roles, activities,
and artifacts that are involved. We also show, at a more detailed level, how
roles collaborate, and how they use and produce artifacts. The steps at this
detailed level are called "workflow details". |
Descriptions of Disciplines
Each discipline is described as follows:
Introduction
Purpose of the discipline and relationships to other disciplines. |
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Concepts
Key concepts that are important in order to understand the discipline. |
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Workflows
A typical sequence of events when conducting the flow of work, expressed in
terms of workflow details. A workflow detail is a grouping of activities
that are done "together", presented with input and resulting
artifacts. |
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Activities
The activities and roles in the discipline. |
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Artifacts
The artifacts that are produced in this discipline, and the roles that
are responsible. |
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Guidelines
More detailed explanations on how to use and produce the artifacts of
the process. |
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Disciplines
- Requirements
- Analysis and Design
- Implementation
- Test
- C&C. Management
- P. Management
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