Project decomposition is a method for breaking deliverables down into smaller and smaller pieces. The top layer, which encompasses the breakdown, is the WBS. Each layer gives a more detailed analysis of the previous layer. WBS (Work Breakdown Structure) is defined by PMBOK® as "a hierarchical breakdown of the complete scope of work to be performed by the project team in order to achieve the project objectives and generate the needed deliverables."
In this “Developing a Project – C Programming” you will learn about the following topics:
- Project Definition
- Characteristics of a Project
- Functional Specification
- Typical series of steps in developing a software product
- Requirements, Objectives, Functional Specification, Design Change Requests, Logic Specification, User Documentation, Test Plan, The Final Product
- Top-Down Analysis
- Decomposition of Projects
- Benefits of Project Decomposition
- Data Flow Diagram (DFD)
- Modular Programming in C
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