What is NDoc ?
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
The NDoc tool will automatically generate documentation for your code using reflection to examine the assembly and using the XML generated from your C# XML comments. XML comments are only available for C#, but there is a Visual Studio .NET Power Toy called VBCommenter which will do something similar for Visual Basic .NET.
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What is Regulator ?
It is a full-featured tool that makes it easy to build and test regular expressions.
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What is CodeSmith?
CodeSmith is a template-based code-generation tool that uses a syntax similar to ASP.NET to generate any type of code or text. Unlike many other code-generation tools, CodeSmith does not require you to subscribe to a particular application design or architecture.
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What are the Economic Models for Project selection ?
Saturday, October 8, 2011
1. Present Value
2. Net Present Value
3. Internal Rate of Return Dynamic Programming
4. Benefit Cost Ratio
5. Payback period
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What are the Costrained Optimization methods?
1. Linear Programming
2. Integer Programming
3. Dynamic Programming
4. Multi-objective programmig
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What are the benifit measurement models?
1. Murder Board(a panel of people who try to shoot down a new project idea)
2. Peer review
3. scornig models
4. Economic models
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What is the formula for Present Value in project management ?
Thursday, October 6, 2011
PV = Future Value / (1 + I)^n where I is the interest rate and n is the number of periods.
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