Software Management Laws and Principles
Discover, understand and learn how to mitigate the software management laws and principles in order to increase your chances of efficient and cost effective project delivery.
We will start by discussing the way the cognitive process of decision-making takes place, and the cognitive biases and fallacies that have a direct impact over the efficiency and correctness of this process. Throughout this course will take an in-depth look at the most famous and most useful Software Management, Software Development and People Management Laws and Principles, like Conway’s Law, The Broken Window Theory, Price's Law or the Pareto Principle. For each law and principle, we will provide multiple examples on how they impact real-world projects, we will describe in detail the way they can influence decision-making and the delivery process and the psychological foundation of why these laws manifest. For each law and principle, we will provide extensive mitigation strategies, based on psychology, the best development processes and efficient software management practices. Finally, in order to facilitate the process of identifying which Laws and Principles manifest or are being broken on your projects, we will provide a set of practical, measurable markers related to quality, productivity and delivery progress. Using these markers you will be able to quickly identify the problems on your projects and the most efficient strategies to solve them.
Correctly assess, plan and coordinate the decision-making process within your company, projects and teams.
Correctly identify and manage the biases and fallacies that reduce the chances of success for decision-making.
Increase the efficiency of the decision-making process by understanding the Management Laws and Principles and how to mitigate them.
Establish a mindset of best practices and collaboration guidelines to help improve the delivery process of any project.
Decision Making, Biases and Fallacies
Mitigation Strategies For Optimal Decision Making
Decision-Making, Biases and Fallacies Quiz
Decision Making Key Takeaways
Software Management Laws and Principles
FREE PREVIEWOccam's Razor
Occam's Razor - Examples
Occam's Razor - Psychological Foundation
Occam's Razor - Mitigation Strategies
Brook's Law
Brook's Law - Examples
Brook's Law - Psychological Foundation
Brook's Law - Mitigation Strategies
Broken Window Theory
Broken Window Theory - Examples
Broken Window Theory - Psychological Foundation
Broken Window Theory - Mitigation Strategies
The Pareto Principle
The Pareto Principle - Misinterpretations
The Pareto Principle - Psychological Foundation
The Pareto Principle - Mitigation Strategies
Hofstadter's Law
Hofstadter's Law - Examples
Hofstadter's Law - Psychological Foundation
Hofstadter's Law - Mitigation Strategies
Software Management Laws and Principles Quiz
Management Laws and Principles Key Takeaways
Software Development Laws and Principles
FREE PREVIEWKnuth's Optimization Principle
Knuth's Optimization Principle - Examples
Knuth's Optimization Principle - Psychological Foundation
Knuth's Optimization Principle - Mitigation Strategies
Parkinson's Law
Parkinson's Law - Examples
Parkinson's Law - Psychological Foundation
Parkinson's Law - Mitigation Strategies
Conway's Law
Conway's Law - Examples
Conway's Law - Psychological Foundation
Conway's Law - Mitigation Strategies
Lehman's Law
Lehman's Law - Examples
Lehman's Law - Psychological Foundation
Lehman's Law - Mitigation Strategies
Gall's Law
Gall's Law - Examples
Gall's Law - Mitigation Strategies
Development Laws and Principles Quiz
Development Laws and Principles Key Takeaways
People Management Laws and Principles
FREE PREVIEWThe Peter Principle
The Peter Principle - Examples
The Peter Principle - Psychological Foundation
The Peter Principle - Mitigation Strategies
Price's Law
Price's Law - Examples
Price's Law - Psychological Foundation
Price's Law - Mitigation Strategies
Principle of Least Effort
Principle of Least Effort - Examples
Principle of Least Effort - Psychological Foundation
Principle of Least Effort - Mitigation Strategies
People Management Laws and Principles Quiz
People Management Laws and Principles Key Takeaways
Quality and Productivity Markers
FREE PREVIEWQuality and Productivity Markers - Part I
Quality and Productivity Markers - Part II
Quality and Productivity Markers - Part III
Quality and Productivity Markers - Part IV
Quality and Productivity Markers - Part V
Quality and Productivity Markers Quiz
Quality and Productivity Markers Key Takeaways
Project Progress Markers
FREE PREVIEWProject Progress Markers - Part I
Project Progress Markers - Part II
Project Progress Marker Quiz
Project Progress Markers Key Takeaways
In order to fully benefit from this course, you need to have above the average English Language, knowledge, you need to have minimal experience with the Software Development Life Cycle stages and good knowledge of Software Development Iterative Methodologies.
Any software developer who wants to improve the efficiency of software delivery, regardless of their years of experience, programming language and tech-stack.
Team leaders, technical consultants and software architects who want to improve the decision-making process in their projects and teams.
Managers and people in other leadership roles who want to improve the decision-making process and ensure efficient and correct decisions within the company and the projects they manage.
The takeaways contain the key ideas from each section as downloadable PDF files. In this manner you are able to review the key elements of each section without going through each video.
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