November 2022
Beginner
720 pages
22h 8m
English
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INDEX
Numerics
- 1GL (first-generation language), 311
- 1NF (first normal form), 170–174
- 2FA, 200
- 2GL (second-generation language), 311–312
- 2NF (second normal form), 174–176
- 3-2-1- backup strategy, 201
- 3GL (third-generation language), 312–313
- 3NF (third normal form), 176–178
- 4GL (fourth-generation language), 313–314
- 5GL (fifth-generation language), 314
- 6GL (sixth-generation language), 314–315
- 80/20 rule, 180, 510–511
A
- aaS (as a service), 129
- acceptance testing, 340–341
- accessibility testing, 341
- accountability, shared in teams, 33–34
- ACM (Association for Computing), 524
- ACS (Australian Computer Society) Code of Professional Conduct, 525–526
- activity diagrams, 145–146
- activity on arrow (AOA), 57
- activity on node (AON), 57
- ad hoc reporting, 134
- adapter, 291
- adaptive models versus predictive, 429–432
- adaptive tasks (maintenance), 408–410
- AGI (artificial general intelligence), 298–301
- agile development
- Agile Unified Process (AUP), 460
- communication and, 474–475
- cross-functional teams, 476
- Disciplined Agile Delivery (DAD), 506–508
- incremental development, 475–477
- information radiator, 475
- Manifesto for Agile Software Development, 471–473
- point releases, 477
- quality focus, 478
- self-organizing teams, 473–474
- version schemes, 477
- Agile Unified Process (AUP), 460
- AI. See artificial intelligence (AI)
- AIaaS (artificial intelligence as a service), 129
- algorithms
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