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Introduction To Software Development Models

The document discusses different software development models including waterfall, agile and iterative models. It compares waterfall and agile methodology, outlining their phases and principles. It also covers implementing the chosen model for a product and provides key takeaways around flexibility, being customer-centric and continuous evaluation.
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Introduction To Software Development Models

The document discusses different software development models including waterfall, agile and iterative models. It compares waterfall and agile methodology, outlining their phases and principles. It also covers implementing the chosen model for a product and provides key takeaways around flexibility, being customer-centric and continuous evaluation.
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Introduction to Software

Development Models

Software development models are frameworks used in the development of


software products. They provide a systematic way to define the process and
methodologies involved in building software.

by Parimi Balaji
Overview of the Chosen Product

Technology Collaboration Timeline


The chosen product revolves The development process Strict timelines are essential for
around cutting-edge technology. emphasizes teamwork and the product's success.
collaboration.
Waterfall Model and Its Phases
1 Requirements Gathering
Initial phase involving understanding user needs and expectations.

2 System Design
Blueprint creation for the system structure and architecture.

3 Implementation
Actual coding and programming based on the design specifications.
Agile Methodology and Its Principles

1 Adaptability
Flexible approach to accommodate changes during development.

2 Iterative Development
Incremental, iterative work cycles for continuous improvement.

3 Customer Collaboration
Regular customer input in the development process.
Comparison of Waterfall and Agile
Waterfall Model Agile Methodology

Sequential and linear development process. Iterative and flexible approach to development.

Changes are hard to accommodate once a phase is Change is embraced, and iterations provide frequent
completed. feedback.
Iterative Model and Its Benefits
1 Continuous 2 Risk Management 3 Transparency
Improvement
Mitigating risks through Enhanced visibility of
Regular feedback loops incremental development progress and issues
enable continuous and testing. throughout the project.
enhancements.
Implementation of the Chosen Model in the
Product

Evaluation Adaptation Training


Assess the fit of each model to Modify the chosen model to Train the team on the chosen
the product's nature. align with project requirements. model's principles and
practices.
Conclusion and Key Takeaways
Flexibility Customer-Centric
Choose a model that offers flexibility to Consider a model that encourages customer
accommodate changes. involvement.

Continuous Evaluation
Regularly assess and improve the chosen development model.

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