Boring thread I know, but help would be appreciated

[alexthecheese]

Hi dudes, I'm going for an interview on MOnday for job as project manager and I need to know about software development methodologies. I've been busting my balls on other things to learn and this has just popped up (agency mentioned others had been asked yesterday) and I havent really looked into this kinda thing since uni.

Can anyone remind me what I'm supposed to be looking at? Are they talking about DSDM, SSADM, that kinda thing? Or something else?

If anyone could just summarise briefly some terms that I could look up, or some principles that would be mucho coolio thankyou-o.

 

[gord]

Yeh, sounds about right, SSADM, waterfall etc. As long as you understand the general principles / main stages.

 

[dan0r2]

I'd say agile methodologies are most popular nowadays. Used more in practice than the traditional ones you listed from my experiences.

Can depend on the company and industry however.

Good luck.