1. SOFTWARE PROJECT MANAGEMENT (Yazılım Proje Yönetimi)
Dr. Ahmet TÜMAY, PMP

2. Bugünün Takvimi İletişim Tanışma Ders İçeriği Kaynaklar
Ders İşleme Yöntemi
Geçme Kalma

3. İletişim ahmet.tumay@etu.edu.tr ahmet.tumay@tubitak.gov.tr
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TÜBİTAK –
Yazılım Teknolojiler Araştırma Enstitüsü
1478. Cadde No:22 Çukurambar

4. Tanışma Ad Soyad, Tecrübeler (İş, Staj) Dersten beklentiler Proje ?
Proje Yönetimi ?

5. What is Project A Project is a
temporary endeavor
to create a unique product, service or result
Developing in steps and continuing by increments (progressive elaboration)

6. What is Project Management
Application of knowledge, skills, tools and techniques to project activities to meet project requirements.
Includes:
Identify Reqs.
Establish clear and achievable objectives
Balance scope, time, cost, quality requirements
Satisfy stakeholders

7. Ders İçeriği
Project Management Institute (PMI) Project Management Body Of Knowdledge (PMBOK) 5th Ed.

8. Niçin PMBOK ?
All of them are generally recognized as good practice on most projects most of the time
> certified PMP as of September 2012
5th edition of standard will presented in 2013

9. Kaynaklar PMBOK 5th Edition (www.pmi.org)
CMMI v1.3 Level 2 (+3 IPM) Process Areas (sei.cmu.edu)
ISO 12207, 1058
The Deadline, A Novel About Project Management Tom DEMARCO
Silver Bullet,

10. Ders İşleme Yöntemi Tekrar saati
Önceki haftanın özeti
Haftalık ödevlerin gözden geçirilmesi / quiz
Yeni Ders (Proje Yönetimi Bilgi Alanları / Fazları)
Ders Dili “Türkçe”
Slaytlar, Notlar, Quiz/Sınav “İngilizce”
Her Hafta bireysel Sunum
Proje Ödevi “Türkçe” / Final Sınavı

11. Geçme Kalma (?) 40 Puan Project Assignments
40 Puan Bireysel Sunum ve Quiz
20 Puan Final Sınavı
Devam / Devamsızlık / Derslere Aktif Katılım (Kanaat)

12. Dersler 1. Hafta - 04/01/2013 Project and Project Management
Project Life Cycle
Organizational Influences

13. Dersler 3. Hafta - 18/01/2013 Project Management Processes
Project Management Knowledge Areas
Integration Management

14. Dersler 5. Hafta - 01/02/2013 Scope Management 6. Hafta - 08/02/2013
Time Management
7. Hafta - 15/02/2013
Cost Management

15. Dersler 8. Hafta - 22/02/2013 Quality Management 9. Hafta - 01/03/2013
Human Resources Management
10. Hafta - 08/03/2013
Communications Management

16. Dersler 11. Hafta - 15/03/2013 Risk Management 12. Hafta - 22/03/2013
Procurement Management
13. Hafta /03/2013
Stakeholder Management
Final Week - 29/03/2013

17. Sektör Analizi

18. Global Marketshare Gartner Group (April 2009)
TSP Overview
Global Marketshare
Gartner Group (April 2009)
Worldwide IT spending for 2009 will be $3.2 trillion:
$1,891.2 billion – Telecom,
$324.3 billion – Computing Hardware,
$222.6 billion – Software,
$796.1 billion – IT Services,
all of which is sustained/supported by software.
Gartner, Inc. (NYSE: IT) is among the world’s leading information technology research and advisory companies delivering technology-related insights to corporations and government agencies worldwide.
© 2008 Carnegie Mellon University

19. IT Project Performance - 1
TSP Overview
IT Project Performance - 1
“Challenged” projects estimate a 43% average cost overrun, down from 184% in Time overruns have increased to 83% from a low of 63% in Only 52% of required features and functions make it to the released product -- compared to 67% in 2000.
Successful projects delivered on time, on budget, with required features and functions.
Challenged projects estimated a 43% average cost overrun, time overruns of 83%, and delivered only 52% of required features and functions (in 2002).
Failed projects were cancelled prior to completion or delivered and never used.
(This chart represents over 50,000 IT projects in large, medium, and small cross-industry world-wide companies tested by The Standish Group since )
© 2008 Carnegie Mellon University

20. IT Project Performance - 2
TSP Overview
IT Project Performance - 2
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21. IT Project Performance - 3

22. IT Project Performance – 4 Standish Group’s CHAOS Summary 2009
TSP Overview
IT Project Performance – 4 Standish Group’s CHAOS Summary 2009
The Standish Group estimate
IT projects in the US alone:
$250 billion allocated to project spending,
Wasted $140 billion due to cost overruns or failed projects.
© 2008 Carnegie Mellon University

23. How can we make sure that our projects succeed?
THE RANDOM APPROACH
1. Do the wrong thing wrong
2. Do the wrong thing right
3. Do the right thing wrong
4. Do the right thing right

24. Project Management
What might be required for:
A. Your Stage III Project (4 people)
B. AMEC's Agip-Tiffany Project (5000 people)
Compare and contrast!
SOME WISE WORD
You can let it happen, make it happen, or wonder what happened.

25. How can we make sure that our projects succeed? *
Remember that the fastest way through the project is to use good engineering practices
Managers and teams often want to cut important tasks – especially estimation, reviews, requirements gathering and testing.
If it were faster to build the software without these practices, we would never use them.
Every one of these practices is about saving time and increasing quality by planning well and finding defects early. Cutting them out will cost time and reduce quality.

26. Learning to Manage Projects
TSP Overview
Learning to Manage Projects
PMI – PMBOK General Management Standard. It consist of best practices.
CMMI process improvement maturity model for development of product and services. It consist of best practices.
TSP uses the Personal Software Process to build the team-working skills that a knowledge worker must have for self-management.
PSP shows software professionals how to
plan and track their own work
follow a defined and measured process
gather time, size, and defect data
how to measure and manage quality
They then use these same skills to
plan, track, and manage their work and the team’s work
use data to consistently produce quality products
meet planned commitments
anticipate and correct problems
© 2008 Carnegie Mellon University

27. Learning to Develop Software
TSP Overview
Learning to Develop Software
Software is currently taught as an individual skill.
The emphasis is technical
There is little or no attention to disciplined development practice
There is no coverage of personal management methods
Developers focus on producing programs that run
The emphasis is on individual performance
In universities, the prevailing software ethic is to
code as quickly as possible
fix the problems in test
For development teams, team-working skills are needed.
planning and tracking the work
measuring and managing quality
anticipating and correcting problems
© 2008 Carnegie Mellon University

28. Reviews and Inspections Save Time
TSP Overview
Xerox found that TSP quality management practices reduced the cost of poor quality by finding and removing defects earlier when costs are lower.
Source: Xerox
© 2008 Carnegie Mellon University

29. Work-Life Balance People are your most important resource.
TSP Overview
Work-Life Balance
People are your most important resource.
Finding and retaining good people is critical to long-term success.
Intuit found that TSP improved work-life balance, a key factor in job satisfaction.
Source: Intuit
© 2008 Carnegie Mellon University

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