Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Se 03
Se 03
Se 03
• Waterfall Model.
• V-Shaped Model.
• Evolutionary Prototyping Model.
• Spiral Method (SDM)
• Iterative and Incremental Method.
• Agile development.
The Waterfall Model
19
The Incremental Model
When initial requirements are reasonably well defined, but the
overall scope of the development effort prevents a purely linear
process. A convincing need to expand a limited set of new functions
to a later system release.
It combines elements of water fall model in an iterative way. Each
linear sequence produces deliverable increments of the software.
The first increment is often a CORE PRODUCT with many additional
features. Users use it and evaluate it with more modifications to
better meet the needs.
The cost of • The amount of analysis and
accommodating
documentation that has to be
changing customer
requirements is redone is much less than is
reduced. required with the waterfall model.
development on the
development work
that has been
demonstrations of the software and
see how much has been
implemented.
benefits done.
Quick
plan
communication
Modeling
Quick design
Deployment Construction
delivery & of prototype
feedback Construction
of prototype
Pros and cons
Model allows a high user interface of the customer.
It provide actual look and feel of system being developed for
customer review and feedback about the system functionality.
Errors and issues can be detected very easily.
stages
Application system configuration
Unified Modeling
The Unified Process (UP)
elaboration
inception