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Then you communicate! Say that the estimation can depend on the complexity of the system. I would think worst case is when the system has these A, B problems,
by mewpmewp2 4y ago
Then you communicate!
Say that the estimation can depend on the complexity of the system. I would think worst case is when the system has these A, B problems, then it would take N time. Otherwise best case it could take M time. If we want more accurate idea, we can spend O time on it to figure out what it could be.
- pylua 4y agoI would say this is being negligent if it is generalized. Often times architecting a system involves meetings with multiple parties — stake holders , legal counsels, and months or years of planning ahead to give a proper estimate for a large system. Time and materials is the right way to do this. However I can see this working in a very small scenario.