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Note the drop in project duration, person-months, defects, and 1253320000 costs as a result of following a consistent methodology 1353000000 Teaching Notes Structured Analysis and Design is old but still occasionally 1469330000 encountered Note that many other commercial methodologies and software tools 1585660000 exist based on these general methodologies 1702000000 No additional notes. 1851000000 No additional notes. 2035000000 Conversion Notes This is a new slide in the seventh edition 2069850000 Teaching Notes The classic SDLC phases were presented in chapter 1. Now we 2104700000 present the FAST phases. This switch often confuses students. FAST is taught for two 2139550000 reasons: 1. The classic SDLC phases are really two general for 2174400000 teaching. 2. 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