Defining Project Success Criteria
Students will learn to define clear and measurable criteria for what makes a software project successful.
Key Questions
- Explain how to define clear and measurable criteria for project success.
- Differentiate between technical success and user satisfaction as success metrics.
- Design a set of success criteria for a hypothetical software project.
Common Core State Standards
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