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    BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS) MCB 6453 CONTRACT PROCUREMENT THE CHALLENGE FACING BY THE CONSULTANT IN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY Prepared By : Nazarul Izham Bin Muhamad Razali Ahmad Faiz Roslan S. Thanabalan Lecturer : Assoc. Prof. Sr. Dr. Wan Maimun Wan Abdullah 1|Page CONTENT Introduction Malaysian’s construction industry scenario The role of consultant in construction industries The challenge facing by consultant in construction industry Recommendation & conclusion page 3 page

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    setting are important for a project. The unsolved problem for the project failure is ignoring the requirements definition. Robert Glass provided many evidences to justify his statement based on case studies of three failed projects. For example consider the baggage handling system for the Denver airport‚ the requirements are incomplete‚ unclear and many are not useful. In this case the city of Denver has given the requirements without consulting its users (Airlines Company). So in an effort to recover

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    Some Questions on laws related to Software Engineering Ques1: Describe each law in your own words. Illustrate with a practical example. Ans1: Glass’ Law: “Requirement deficiencies are the prime source of project failures” Lack of requirements is the major root cause of unsuccessful projects. The major reason of project failure is lack of requirements. Requirements are usually defined in first phase of project development and if not defined properly may cause problems in further stages and ultimately

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    University of Ballarat GRADUATE SCHOOL OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES ITECH6501 Principles of Software Engineering Individual Assignment - 20 marks – refer to Course Description for weighting Semester 2011/00 Report Due Date: Refer to course description In this first assignment‚ two software development methodologies will be examined using the first four laws given in the prescribed text. Glass’ law Requirement

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    development of a project. In fact‚ it is the first step for any project The main problem in a project failure is the lack of requirements. The common requirement error is due to human (i.e lack of Communication between customer and the analyst)‚ software‚ etc. Example: Denver International Airport Reason: Underestimation of complexity‚ Complex architecture‚ Changes in requirements‚ Underestimation of schedule and budget‚ Dismissal of advice from experts‚ Failure to build in backup

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    The importance of high quality software Software development is a vital activity in modern American society‚ and is likely to have increasing significance in the future. Software manages our bank accounts‚ pays our salaries‚ controls the aircraft we fly in‚ regulates power generation and distribution‚ controls our communications‚ etc. Characteristics of high quality software High quality software shares the following obvious attributes: high quality software is intuitive and easy to use -- the

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    Challenges Facing Mega-cities Access to Formal and Informal Employment There are high levels of unemployment and under-employment in all the mega-cities of the developing world. This is because there just aren’t enough jobs in urban markets to account for the vast number of people requiring them. It is estimated by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) that 20-25% of adults in urban areas of developing world cities are without regular employment. Jobs are desperately needed for people

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    Fifth International Conference on Software Engineering Advances Issues and challenges of Requirement Engineering in Service Oriented Software Development Muneera Bano‚ Naveed Ikram Department of Software Engineering International Islamic University Islamabad‚ Pakistan muneera@iiu.edu.pk‚ naveed.ikram@iiu.edu.pk Abstract— Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is a shift of paradigm in software development. It can be seen as an evolution of Component Based Software Development (CBSD)‚ with web services

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    ITECH3150-6501 Principles of Software Engineering Individual Assignment Semester 2013/05 Due Date: Refer to Course Description In this first assignment‚ two software development methodologies will be examined using the first four laws given in the prescribed text. Glass’ law Requirement deficiencies are the prime source of project failures. (LI) Boehm’s first law Errors are most frequent during the requirements and design activities and are the more expensive the later they are removed

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    “The Challenges Facing Management” Management theory has evolved over the past century. Management has evolved from the days of compensating employees will make them happy to the current view of empowering employees. Today’s workplace is more challenging for management than ever before. The drive to stay competitive has forced management to make difficult decisions that affect many employees. The increased diversity of the workplace has forced changes in policy and training. Furthermore

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