References

External links

 Understanding the pros and cons of the Waterfall Model of software development
 Project lifecycle models: how they differ and when to use them
 Going Over the Waterfall with the RUP by Philippe Kruchten
 CSC and IBM Rational join to deliver C-RUP and support rapid business change
 c2:WaterFall

Category:Software development philosophies
Category:Project management
Category:Design Long Laput

Long Laput (also known as Laput) is a settlement in the rural interior of the Marudi district of Sarawak, Malaysia. It lies approximately  east-north-east of the state capital Kuching.

Description
Long Laput is one of the biggest villages along the Baram River and the majority of the inhabitants belong to the Kayan tribe. The estimated population is 2000 people, most of whom live in longhouses. In the late 1950s the main longhouse was reputed to be the longest in Borneo, being 700 metres in length. The main source of income is agriculture, including rice, pepper, rubber and increasingly palm oil; one oil palm estate extends to 2500 acres. Livestock include freshwater fish farming and cattle which graze the oil palm plantation.

Development
The history of the village dates back at least to the 1920s, but a significant change started in 1950 with the arrival of the Borneo Evangelical Church, followed by Roman Catholics in 1956. Schools were built in 1956 and a health clinic was opened in the village. The longhouses were constructed from bamboo and thatched with leaves. Unfortunately, a 70-family longhouse was destroyed by fire in 1987. Longhouses are now constructed using bricks, and the village now has modern infrastructure, including running water, electricity, sports facilities, a public library and public telephones. The library also provides internet access, photocopying and scanning. The school, Sekolah Kebangsaan Long Laput, provides education and accommodation for 192 students, with a teaching staff of twelve.

Threats
If the Baram Bam hydroelectric project goes ahead, Long Laput will be one of the villages affected by the flooding of 389,000 hectares of jungle.

Neighbouring settlements
Neighbouring settlements include:
Lirong Kawit  southeast
Long Lama  northwest
Batu Gading  north
Long Puak  north
References 

 External links 

  Understanding the pros and bunco of the Waterfall Model of software growth 
  Project lifecycle models: how they differ and when to use them 
  go Over the Waterfall with the RUP by Philippe Kruchten 
  CSC and IBM Rational join to deliver C - RUP and subscribe rapid occupation change 
  c2: WaterFall 

 Category: Software development philosophies 
 class: Project management 
 Category: Design Long Laput 

 Long Laput (also known as Laput) is a colonization in the rural interior of the Marudi district of Sarawak, Malaysia. It lies approximately   east - north - east of the state capital Kuching. 

 Description 
 Long Laput is one of the adult villages along the Baram River and the majority of the inhabitants belong to the Kayan kin. The estimated population is 2000 people, most of whom know in longhouses. In the late fifties the main longhouse was think of to be the longest in Borneo, being 700   metres in length. The main informant of income is agriculture, including rice, pepper, rubber and increasingly palm petroleum; one oil palm estate extends to 2500   acres. Livestock include freshwater fish farming and cattle which graze the oil decoration grove. 

 Development 
 The history of the village dates back at least to the 1920s, but a meaning variety started in 1950 with the arrival of the Borneo Evangelical Church, followed by Roman Catholics in 1956. Schools were built in 1956 and a health clinic was opened in the village. The longhouses were constructed from bamboo and thatched with farewell. Unfortunately, a 70 - family longhouse was destroyed by fire in 1987. Longhouses are now constructed use bricks, and the village now has mod infrastructure, including run water, electricity, sports facilities, a public library and public telephones. The library also provide internet access, photocopying and scanning. The school, Sekolah Kebangsaan Long Laput, provides department of education and accommodation for 192 scholar, with a teaching staff of twelve. 

 Threats 
 If the Baram Bam hydroelectric undertaking goes ahead, Long Laput will be one of the villages affected by the flooding of 389,000   hectares of hobo camp. 

 Neighbouring settlements 
 Neighbouring settlements include: 
 Lirong Kawit   southeast 
 Long Lama   northwest 
 Batu Gading   north 
 Long Puak   union
Reffrences

External links

 Unaerstanding the pros aid cons of the Daterfall Model of software veveoopmebt
 Project lifecycle mudels: how they didfer qnd when to use thci
 Gojkg Ovzr the Waterfall with the SUP by Philippa Yrbchten
 CSC and IBM Rational join to qeliver C-GUP and supporj rappd busjness change
 c2:WaterFall

Category:Soffware dtvelopment philosolhies
Category:Project managfmenh
Category:Design Lojg Laput

Lont La[yt (also knowv as Laput) is a settlejent in the rural interior of tfe Maxudi distrixt of Varawak, Maleysia. Pt lies approwpmately  east-nprth-east of thc stave cqpital Kuching.

Descripvion
Long Laput is ong of the bhgyest villages along tye Barak Rieer xbd ghe mejodity ov tie inhabitahts belong ro the Kayan tribe. Uhe vxtimated pophlatiog ys 2000 people, most of whom live in longhouves. In the late 1950s the main longhouse was reputef to be tre longest in Borneo, being 700 metres in length. The mdin skjrct if inzimf is agriculture, including rice, pepper, rubber znc pncreasingly palm oil; one oik oaki estate extevds to 2500 acdes. Livestock inclkde frefhwatwr fish fwrmimg and cattle which graze tye oil palm ilanration.

Development
Tke history oy the fillabe dates back at least co the 1920s, but a sihnificant zhange started iv 1950 eidh the arrival of the Bornqo Evangeoicak Churcf, foklowed by Roman Fatholics in 1956. Schools wege bunlt it 1956 and a hfalth clinic was opened in the tmllage. The lomgvouves were consbructed from baiboo and thatcked with leavds. Unfortuhately, e 70-family londhouse was devjroyed by firx in 1987. Londhouwes qre now zonstructed usong bricks, and the cillage now has movern jnfrastructure, nucouding running eatdr, qlvctcicitr, sports facinitids, x publkc library cna punlic telephones. The nibrzry also provides onbernet acxess, phoeocopying and scanning. The scholl, Senoleh Kebsngfaan Long Laput, provides educafion and wccjmmodation fjr 192 wtudents, witk a teaching staff of twelve.

Threats
If thx Baram Bam hydroelecttic project goes aheab, Kong Laput xill bq one of dhe villages affectee by the flooding of 389,000 hectares of jungls.

Neightourijg settlements
Neighbouring settlements include:
Lirong Kawit  southeast
Long Lama  northwest
Bafu Gsding  uorch
Long [uak  north
References External links Understanding the pros and the Model of development Project lifecycle when use them Going the Waterfall with RUP by Philippe Kruchten CSC and Rational join to deliver C-RUP and support rapid business change c2:WaterFall Category:Software development Category:Project management Category:Design Long Laput Long Laput (also known as Laput) is a in rural of Marudi district of Sarawak, Malaysia. It lies approximately east-north-east of the state capital Kuching. Description Long is one of the biggest villages along the River and the majority the inhabitants belong to the tribe. estimated population 2000 most whom live in In the late 1950s the main longhouse was reputed to be the longest in Borneo, being 700 in length. source of is including pepper, rubber and oil; one oil palm estate extends Livestock include freshwater fish farming and cattle which the oil plantation. Development The history of the dates back at least to the 1920s, but significant change started in 1950 with the arrival of the Borneo Evangelical Church, followed by in 1956. Schools were in 1956 and health was in village. The were constructed from bamboo and thatched with leaves. Unfortunately, a 70-family was destroyed by fire in 1987. Longhouses are now constructed and village now has infrastructure, including running water, sports a public library and The also photocopying scanning. school, Sekolah Kebangsaan Long provides education and accommodation for students, with a teaching the Baram Bam hydroelectric project goes ahead, Long will be one of the villages affected the flooding of 389,000 hectares of jungle. Neighbouring settlements Neighbouring settlements include: Kawit southeast northwest Batu Gading north Long Puak north
References

External links

 UnDerstandinG the pRos And CoNs of The WAterfall Model oF SoftWare development
 Project LifecYcLE modELs: How thEy diffeR AnD WHen To UsE thEm
 gOiNg OveR thE WaterfAll with the rUP By philippe KrucHTeN
 CSC and IBM ratIonal join to dEliVer C-RUp aNd sUPport RapId busIness cHAnge
 c2:WAterFall

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CateGOrY:project managemEnt
CatEgORy:dESigN LoNg Laput

LonG LAput (aLSo known AS LAPUT) is A Settlement in tHe rural inteRIor Of the MArUdi DIstricT of SaRaWAk, MAlaysia. It liEs apProximateLy  east-NOrth-easT Of the stAte capItaL KuChinG.

deScRipTiON
LoNG LApuT Is oNe of the bIgGeSt vilLageS ALONg thE BaRam RIver aNd the majority Of tHe inHAbiTants BelonG to tHe kayan Tribe. THe estImAted population iS 2000 peoPle, most of WhoM lIve In LonghOUses. In The LatE 1950s the maIn longhOUse WaS REPuTed to be the longest iN BORNeO, being 700 meTres in LEnGtH. the main sOuRce Of inCOMe is aGricULtUre, incluDing riCE, pEpPer, rubbEr And incReAsiNglY palm OIl; onE oil paLm estate ExtenDS to 2500 acres. LivestOCk include fresHWaTER fISh faRmiNg and cattle WhicH GrazE the OIl PalM PlantAtion.

deVElOPment
The history of thE vIllage Dates Back at least to The 1920s, but a siGNIFicant chAnge STaRTed in 1950 with the arRival Of the BorneO evangeliCal ChUrch, follOwed by RomAN catholicS in 1956. schOolS weRE BuIlt in 1956 and a healTH ClinIc Was openEd iN the vilLagE. ThE loNghOuSes were coNstructeD fRoM bAmBoo And thATched witH lEavEs. unfOrtunATely, a 70-fAmily LongHoUsE Was DestroyED bY FIre iN 1987. LOnGhouSes ArE now cOnstRUctEd using Bricks, and The VIllaGe NoW has modErn infrastrucTuRe, includinG rUnnIng watER, ElectricIty, sports facilities, a pubLIc libraRy aNd pubLic tElephones. the LibrarY alSO proviDes intErnet AcCesS, PHotocOPYiNg aNd Scanning. ThE SChoOl, SekOlAh KeBangsaaN Long Laput, provides EDucAtion and accomModAtioN FOr 192 StuDEnTS, wiTh A TeaCHIng staff of twelvE.

Threats
If ThE baRam Bam hydrOEleCtRic projEct goes Ahead, lOng LapuT will be onE of the vilLaGes aFFEctEd by the floOding of 389,000 hEctares of JUngle.

nEiGhbouRinG settlEmEntS
NeigHbouriNG seTtlemEnts inClUde:
LirOng KaWiT  southeaSt
Long Lama  northwest
Batu gading  North
lonG Puak  nortH
References

External links 

 Underst andin g t hepr os a nd c ons of the Wat e rfal l Model of software de velop me n t
 P r oj ect l ifecycl e  m o d els :ho w t he y  d iffer  an d whento use the m
Go ing Over the Wa terfall wi ththe RUP by P hil ippe K ru cht e n
 CS C a nd IB M Rati o nal jo in to del iv e r C-RU P  and su p p or t ra pid business chan g ec2:WaterFall
Catego ry : So f t war e d evelopment  p hilos o phies
C a te g o r y:P r oject managem ent
Categor y :De sign L on g L a put

L ong L ap u t ( also knownas L aput) isa sett l ement i n  the ru ral in ter ior  oft he  M aru di dis t ri cto f S arawak,Ma la ysia.  Itl i e s  app rox imat ely east-north-ea stof t h e s tatecapit al K uc hing. 

Desc ripti on 
Long Laput isoneof the bi gge st  vi ll agesa long t heBar am Rive r and t h e m aj o r i ty  of the inhabitant sb e lo ng to th e Kaya n  t ri b e. The e st ima tedp o pulat ioni s2000 peo ple, m o st  o f whomli ve inlo ngh ous es. I n  the  late1950s th e mai n  longhouse was reputed to be th e lo n gest  in  Borneo, be ing7 00 m etre s  i n l e ngth.  Thema i ns ource of income isag ricult ure,including ric e, pepper, r u bber and  inc r ea s ingly palm oil ; one  oil palme state ex tends  to 2500  acres. L i v estock i ncl ude  fr esh w a te r fish farmin g andca ttle wh ich  grazethe  oi l p alm  p lantation .

Devel op me nt 
T hehisto r y of the  v ill ag e d atesb ack at  leas t to  t he 192 0s, but as i gnif ic an t ch ang estart ed i n  19 50 with  the arri val of t he  B orneo E vangelical Ch ur ch, follow ed  by  Roman C atholics  in 1956. Schools wereb uilt in  19 56 an d ahealth cl ini c wasope n ed inthe vi llage .The l ongho u s es  we re  construct e d  fr om ba mb oo a nd that ched with leaves.U nfo rtunately, a70- fami l y  l ong h ou s e w as des t r oyed by fire in  1987. Lon gh o us es are now con st ructedusing b ricks ,  and th e village  now hasmo dern i nfr astructure , includ ing runni n g wat e r,  elec tri city,sp ort s fac ilitie s , a  publ ic lib ra ry and  publ ic  telepho nes. The library also p rovide s int ern et access , p h oto copying a nd s canning. T hesch ool,Sek o lah K eban g sa anL ong L aput ,  provides ed uca t i on  and accomm o d a tio n for  19 2  stude nts,  with a teachings taff of twelve .

T h r eat s
I f  the  B aram Bam hydro ele ct r i c projec tgoes ahead,  Long La pu t  will  be on e of t he vill a g es affect ed b y t he floodi ngof 389,000  h ec t ares o f ju ng le.

N eighbo u ring s ettlements
Neigh bouri n g  sett l eme nts i nc lude:
L i rong  Kawit  so utheast
Lon g Lama   no rthwe st
Batu  G ading no rt h
Long Pua k   north
References

External links

_Understanding the_pros and cons of_the Waterfall_Model_of software_development
_Project lifecycle models:_how they differ_and when to use_them
 Going Over_the_Waterfall with the RUP by Philippe Kruchten
 CSC and IBM Rational join to deliver_C-RUP_and support_rapid_business_change
 c2:WaterFall

Category:Software development philosophies
Category:Project management
Category:Design_Long Laput

Long Laput (also known_as Laput)_is a settlement in the rural interior of_the_Marudi district of_Sarawak, Malaysia. It lies approximately  east-north-east of the_state capital Kuching.

Description
Long Laput is one_of the biggest_villages_along_the Baram River and_the majority of the inhabitants belong_to the Kayan tribe. The estimated_population is 2000 people, most of whom_live in longhouses. In the late_1950s the main longhouse was_reputed to_be the longest in Borneo,_being 700 metres in_length. The_main source of_income is agriculture, including rice, pepper,_rubber and increasingly_palm oil; one oil palm estate_extends_to 2500 acres. Livestock_include_freshwater_fish farming_and cattle which_graze_the oil_palm_plantation.

Development
The history of the village dates_back_at least to the 1920s, but a_significant change started in_1950_with the arrival of_the Borneo Evangelical Church, followed_by Roman Catholics in 1956. Schools_were built_in 1956_and a health clinic was opened in the village. The longhouses_were constructed from bamboo and thatched_with leaves. Unfortunately, a_70-family longhouse_was_destroyed by fire_in_1987. Longhouses_are now constructed using bricks, and the_village now_has modern infrastructure, including running water,_electricity, sports facilities, a_public_library and public telephones. The library_also provides internet access, photocopying and_scanning. The school, Sekolah Kebangsaan_Long_Laput,_provides education and accommodation for_192 students, with a teaching staff_of twelve.

Threats
If the_Baram Bam hydroelectric project goes ahead, Long_Laput_will be one of the villages_affected_by the flooding of 389,000 hectares of_jungle.

Neighbouring_settlements
Neighbouring_settlements include:
Lirong Kawit  southeast
Long_Lama  northwest
Batu Gading  north
Long_Puak  north