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TOOLS
METHOD
PROCESS
QUALITY FOCUS
Communication->planning->modelling->construction->deployments
Methods will give answers to all “how to do” questions during the process of
software development.
2. Consider a shopping mall at your surroundings and collect the list of user
and system requirements and explain difference between user and system
requirements on order to satisfy customer.
System requirements:
System requirements tell what system should have to able to run the program.
3.Apply process pattern in SDLC and illustrate it using a real world scenario.
Pattern name: Prototyping model design
Initial context:
4. What exactly is a SCRUM? Describe the general flow of the SCRUM process
perform a SCRUM meeting with your bench mates on any particular scenario
and discuss the steps to represent how did you deal with two opposing or
conflicting
Sprint Backlog
sddd
Sprint planning
dvsd Sprint retrospective
meeting
Product Backlog
Dealing conflicting stakeholders
1.Scene setting
2.Information gathering
4.Conferring a solution
5. Based on the following scenario, identify the Process Model that a software
development life cycle goes through? Scenario: All the desirable
requirements are very well known, clear and fixed and they don’t change
frequently with change in Technology. Once the Product definition is stated it
is stable and there are no ambiguous requirements for development. Here a
large amount of resources with the required expertise is freely available but
with very little client, customer interaction during the development phase of
the project.
Requirement gathering
System design
Implementation
Testing
Deployment of system
Maintenance
6. Compare and contrast the fundamental difference between the structured
analysis and object-oriented strategies for requirements analysis?
7. There are two different types of “states” that behavioral models can
represent. What are they? Discuss the purpose of the interaction model and
Draw a interaction diagram for banking ATM transaction.
The two different kinds of states that behavioural model can represent are
data events.
Events are activities that happen and trigger the system processing.
Req pin
Center pin
Processing verify
Option
Req amount
Assigning responsibilities
1. Behaviour : Describes how a class does things that meet requirements of the
system.
2. Knowledge: Describe the way in which a class will function by supplying
information about itself
There are two types of behavioural models that are used to describe the
systembehaviour.
There are Three types of models in object oriented modelling and design
are:
1.Class model,
2. state model,
3. interaction model.
1.More Adaptability
2.Fast Improvement
3.Improves product quality
4.Better project predictability and control
5.Higher customer satisfaction
6.Relevant metrics for data-driven decisions.
Component based design is the idea that when you design a website or app. It is
a process of dividing a user interface into a collection of manageable parts that
they are used to create an end result.
Advantages:
1. Modularity
2. Flexibility by design
3. Scalable
4. Efficiency
5. Consistency and simplicity
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