Kategóriák: Minden - evaluation - prototyping - waterfall - risk

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Traditional Methodologies

The Prototyping Model emphasizes creating an initial prototype to interact with users, gather feedback, and refine the product through repeated cycles until it converges on an acceptable solution.

Traditional Methodologies

Refinement and Repetition

Risk Management

Adaptability and Flexibility
Advantages

Disadvantages

Iterative Cycles

Phases of the Spiral Cycle

Evaluation
Engineering
Risk Analysis
Planning

Traditional Methodologies

Waterfall Model

The Waterfall model is a classic example of a traditional methodology.
It consists of distinct, sequential phases that flow like a waterfall: requirements, design, implementation, testing, and maintenance.

The waterfall model features an organized structure, early documentation, complete approach, and suitable management for stable projects.

Prototyping Model

Prototype Creation
User Interaction

Feedback Gathering

Refinement and Iteration

Repeat the Cycle

Convergence

Transition to Full Development

Spiral Model

Daniel Andrés Villera