Software Engineering

Software Engineering
Methodologies – II

Dr. M. Tanvir Afzal

 Software Engineering Methodologies – II

Prototype
 Incomplete version of the proposed
system built and evaluated in Iterative
and Incremental models.

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Paper - Prototype

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Working - Prototype

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Evolutionary Prototyping
 In the case of the incremental model,
initial prototypes evolve into the
complete, final system. This process is
called evolutionary prototyping.

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Throwaway Prototyping
 In a more iterative situation, the
prototypes may be discarded in favor of
a fresh implementation of the final
design. This approach is known as
throwaway prototyping.

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Rapid Prototyping
 Simple example of the proposed system
is quickly constructed in the early stages
of development.
 Demonstration version

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Open Source Development

 Purpose is to produce the free software.
 A single author writes the initial version.
 Source code and documentation is
shared via internet where others can
contribute.

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Agile methods

 pronounced shift from the waterfall

model is represented by the collection
of methodologies known as agile
methods.
 proposes early and quick
implementation on an incremental
basis
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Extreme Programming
 One example of an agile method is
extreme programming (XP).
 Software is developed by a team of less
than a dozen individuals basis, by
means of repeated daily cycles and
helping each other.
 Can be evaluated by project
stakeholders, at different stages.
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 Summary

Software Engineering Methodologies – II

 Prototype
 Open Source Development
 Agile Methods
 Extreme Programming

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