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Why is planning too much up front a mistake in an OOSAD 
project?
 Question Submitted By :: Mz
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  Re: Why is planning too much up front a mistake in an OOSAD project?
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# 1
bcos in manier cases things will change in later phases.
 
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Sri
 
  Re: Why is planning too much up front a mistake in an OOSAD project?
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# 2
You cant plan only for the current phase of the project as 
your future activities are still coarse granular. To have 
good plannig you need to have fine granularity w.r.t the 
tasks to get clear WBS
 
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Praveen
 
 
 
  Re: Why is planning too much up front a mistake in an OOSAD project?
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Every project (be it OO or otherwise) has certain unknown factors. It is just impossible to know every constraint in advance. Many things are discovered during detailed design and implementation stage. Hence too much of planning is a wastage of effort when unknown factors are bound to pop up. Hence the focus should be on flexibility rather than rigidness that comes with excess planning.
 
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Subrata
 

 
 
 
Other OOAD Interview Questions
 
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Can link and Association applied interchangeably?  2
USECASE is an implementation independent notation. How will the designer give the implementation details of a particular USECASE to the programmer?  2
What do you mean by Realization? Protech1
What is Object Constraint Language (OCL)? Protech1
Every object has : state, behavior and identity - explain Protech2
What are the good practices to use while designing for reuse? Protech1
When do you prefer to use composition than aggregation? Protech1
What do you meant by "SBI" of an object?  2
Can you think of some nice examples where *multiple* actors are associated with a use case ? Protech1
Why is planning too much up front a mistake in an OOSAD project? Infosys3
Difference: Object Oriented Analysis (OOA) and Object Oriented Design (OOD)?  1
What are associative classes? Protech2
Explain Class Diagram in Detail. Protech2
Difference: Sequence Diagrams, Collaboration Diagrams ? Protech1
Is class an Object? Is object a class?  10
Difference between Composition and Aggregation Protech2
What are the Design Patterns you know. Protech1
What is the use of Operator Overloading? Protech1
What is Polymorphism? Protech3
What are the four phases of the Unified Process ? Protech3
 
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