The Unified Software Development Process Framework

Testing of the entire system will be performed to verify that all parts and counterparts are functional. This is the testing that is made prior to release. Tests performed in this stage verify for the following:

Describe the development of computers from the year 1945 until 2013 Computer; History and Development:

In the early 1980’s computers were unknown. The only real computers were called mainframe computers and they took up an entire room in size. They used a special code called binary that only worked with 1’s and O’s. All of the data had to be inputted by stretches of tape or by flipping switches. It took people to develop a computer language for the computer to take off. The first language was called Cobal and it was followed by Fortran and Basic. Because of the large size of computers, having one would require having space big enough to house a room size machine. It took a company named Intel and its founder Gordon Moore, to develop a microprocessor, which shrunk down the size of the processor by placing millions of transistors on a single

One of the microprocessors that were developed during the 1960’s was called Intel8742. The Intel8742 was an 8-bit microcontroller that had a central processing unit that run at a speed of 12MHz as well as having a RAM of almost 128 bytes. During this time it was known that computers were very much revolutionized in the size by making them smaller. The smaller the systems became the more production of newer central processing units were developed. Another system that was part of the newer version of central processing units is called personal computer systems.

By the early 1980s, millions of microcomputers had found their way into U.S. businesses and homes, and in 1982, Time magazine dubbed the computer its "Machine of the Year."

Computers today are more portable than computers in the 1960’s. Ton Luong from the computer history museum says computers now are super slim and portable like the new apple laptops. But in the 1960’s computers could not be moved because many of them had 50 foot camshafts running through the center of the computer (Luong). Computer now are also smaller and more complex. Katherine Bourzac a science writer shares her story when going and meeting with a computer scientist. “Computer scientist David Blaauw pulls a small plastic box from his bag. He carefully uses his fingernail to pick up the tiny black speck inside and place it on the hotel café table. At 1 cubic millimeter, this is one of a line of the world’s smallest computers. I had to be careful not to cough or sneeze lest it blow away and be swept into the trash.”(Bourzac). That's a tiny computer. Whereas in the 1960’s computers were big and would have multiple thousands of vacuum tubes running around and through the computer (Luong). Todays computers also come in a number of shapes. In the 1960’s all computers were the same. They were brick shaped and took up the entirety of a large room (Barkume). Now Apple is building computers into watches, so now you can wear computers (Luong). Overall todays computers are much smaller and more advanced than computers in the

During the past ten years, computers have been increasing in there popularity across the board (2004). Over the years, the personal computer has become affordable for the general

Computer is electronic device that is design to work with a set of instruction. The term of computer are derived from the Latin term 'Computare', which is means a programmable machine. Furthermore, the first mechanical computer was called Analytical Engine and it designed by Charles Babbage. Thus, Charles Babbage are recognized as the "grandfather" of the computer. The Mechanical computer (Analytical Engine) uses ROM (read only memory) in the form of punched card. (DINESH THAKUR)

　　The key period of the evolution of modern electronic computer is in between the late 1930s and the early 1950s. Not all of them were invented by the mathematician or physician. Among those machines were pioneering computers put together by english academics notably Manchester/Ferrenti Mark 1, built at Manchester University by Frederic Williams and Thomas Kilburn. And the EDSAC, Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator built by Maurice Wilkes at Cambridge University.

History. Personal computing became readily available during the early and mid-80s, and became a household

The Unified Process (UP) which can also be called Unified Software Development Process, is an iterative and incremental software development framework. The customized process can be defined from the Unified Process. Besides, the conceptual foundation of the Unified Process is architecture-centric. In addition, the Unified Process still think that the highest-risk factors should be firstly focused on and be solved as soon as possible by the project teams. Furthermore, the Unified Process defines the functional requirements through using the Use

Sotera has attempted to evolve with emerging development technologies in times past, however, majority of the specialized service offerings that we provide have become progressively focused toward the intelligence market and or Cyber and Data Solutions and not so much strictly software development efforts anymore. Notwithstanding the aforementioned, the traditional waterfall methodology and some elements of agile are utilized in support of client requirements; typically specific to what he client desires. On the occasions where we are requested to propose the best solution to client requirements, we often propose a modified agile methodology which blends traditional elements of software implementation methodology with agile. Sotera proposes the use of a general Enterprise Application Implementation Methodology (EAIM) for each development project that we pursue. Within our proposal our focus is detailing our EAIM, which most closely resembles the Waterfall Methodology.

Computer has been invented ages ago using the idea of abacus which for reason of calculation. Until today computer still developed to fulfill the will of new generation which want computer to have a simple function and faster in processing the information. It’s also important the style and size of the computer so that the costumer will satisfy with the appearance and size of the computer. Since World War 2 computer already develop its technology but the question asking from 1945.

They became so popular that in 1981 the PC was introduced as a personal computer. Its use was for in the home as well as offices and schools (Hafner, unknown). The Intel 4004 chip made it possible to locate all the parts of a computer onto one tiny chip. It could be programmed to meet multiple demands, and soon every day items found at home had them. Then, everyday people started owning computers instead of the government or large buildings holding them exclusively.

The history of computers begin with the invention of ENIAC in 1946 which is regarded as the first general purpose electronic computer. The computer was initially developed for the code-solving use in World War II, but it was not completed until the war had ended. It was installed at the University of Pennsylvania with 40 separate eight-foot-high and 18,000 tubes installed. In 1965, the first commercial minicomputer, the PDP-8, was successfully developed by the DEC and the invention of IBM Personal Computer in 1981 was a complete package with the similar content to nowadays computers. The computer started to be much similar to the computers we know