Software Engineering and Processes Concept Map–Section 1Prior to beginning work on this interactive assignment, read Chapter 1: Introduction to Software Engineering and Chapter 2: Software Processes in the course text. It is also recommended that you begin reviewing Chapter 1 exercises 1.2, 1.3, and 1.5 and Chapter 2 exercises 2.1, 2.3, and 2.4, as these will be your homework assignment due later in the week.This week’s section of the concept map is focused on software engineering and processes. For this interactive assignment, you will begin by identifying different software processes and methods used for real-life software development and then including them in your concept map. Your concept map should illustrate and make connections among the concepts of software engineering. Be sure to label each component and describe the function of each software process and method.In addition to your concept map, you will write a paper explaining software as a deliverable component. In your paper,Explain the various elements of the software engineering.Provide practical examples where different software engineering methodologies are applicableList the fundamental activities involved in software engineering.Explain the software process models—Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and the waterfall model, including incremental development, integration, and configuration.Discuss the major activities for requirements engineering.Your paper must be a minimum of 600 words.Attach your presentation concept map and paper in your initial post. In addition, provide a brief summary of the alignment between your concept map and elements within your paper. If you choose to utilize a web-based presentation software, include the URL of your presentation in your post.

Congratulations! You have completed your data collection and performed the needed statistics to analyze your results.For your signature assignment, you will take these results and put them into a written report, similar to what you would write in your research methods course. However, this paper will focus on the results and discussion of your findings. For this paper, include the following:Your paper should have the following sections: Introduction, methodology, analysis, results and conclusions.State the hypothesis you tested. This includes the research question and the null and alternative hypotheses.Describe the variables you used including open-ended questions where participants provided their opinions.Discuss the survey you used to collect your data. Did you run into any issues? Did you have to change anything? Include that survey as an appendix.Analyze your results. Include a summary of the open-ended questions. What statistical test did you use? Why? What did you find? Did you calculate the results correctly?Include at least one table or figure we discussed in class for your statistics.Interpret your results. What do your results mean as it relates to public health policies and practice? This is the discussion portion of your paper.Finally, was your null hypothesis rejected, or did you fail to reject it? What are the implications of your findings as they pertain to public health policies and practices? Include sources that support your implications. This is your general conclusion on your findings.Your paper should be between four and six pages in length (not including the cover page, references, and appendix).Use APA (6th ed.) format to style your paper and to cite your sources. Your sources should be integrated into the paragraphs. Use internal citations pointing to evidence in the literature and supporting your ideas. You will need to include a reference page listing those sources.