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| a set of functionally related activites that combine to enable the development process in a UP project |
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| XP practice in which two programmers work together on depending coding and testing software |
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| revising reorganizing and rebuilding part of a system so it is of higher quality |
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| a prioritised list of user requirements used to choose work to be done in a scrum project |
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| The client stakeholder for whom the system is being built |
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| the person in charge of scrum project similar to a project manager |
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| a time controlled mini project that implements a specific portion of a system |
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| a computer application that is built to excuse on a local computer (such as a desktop) without requiring a client server connection |
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| browser based application |
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| a client server application that executes locally within the control of a web browser |
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| the primary data routes between large strategically interconnected networks and routers on the internet |
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| the final leg that delivers connectivity from the Internet network to the customer |
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| Software as a service (SAAS) |
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| a software delivery model similar to a utility in which the application and its associated data are accessed via the internet without locally installed programs |
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| A method of developing delivering and licensing software that makes the application source code freely available to any interested developer or client |
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| loosely defined nonstandard term used to refer to web sites that permit user generated content and user interaction such as social networking sites |
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| a software component that adds specific capabilities to a large software application |
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| a type of plugin that focuses on enhancing the user interfaces with additional capability |
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| another term for a widget often used for widgets that resides on a desktop |
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| a type of add on to an application that allows the look and feel, such as colors and layout to be changed |
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| a type of add on usually comprised of iconic menu items that access the capabilities of the application or plug in in a user friendly fashion |
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| a software application that provides a complete set of function but that must be executed within the confines of another application |
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| a type of website that combines the functionality of several other websites through the use of predefined APIs |
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| Rich internet application (RIA) |
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| a type of website that provides active user interaction as well as delivers rich multimedia |
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| the new HTML specification that standardizes RIA specifications for built in browser delivery |
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