Agile Unified Process

Faculty of Business and Information Technology IT6x28 Semester 2, 2015 IT6x29 – Systems Analysis and Design Assessment One: Agile unified process Submitted by: Jetsi Ngwa Submitted to: Sunil Date: 25/09/2015 Table of content Introduction ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 History ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 Background ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

to determine their validity in defining why there is diversity in system development and software construction and modeling. When assessing the reason “the field is young”, one may surmise that newer developers may adopt more modern methodologies. Agile modeling came about after more traditional practices. However, less experienced developers may lean toward a more known and proven theory like the waterfall approach which uses successive phases to be completed and finalized. The waterfall is rigid

Article On Agile Methodology Many people think that, Agile and Plan-Driven are the quiet opposite methodologies used in software development process. Plan-Driven Methods mainly focus on the critical milestones in the projects rather than the small milestones. As the name indicates, everything in this process is pre planned and pre specified. Excessive pre planning puts more strain on the development team even if there is a small change in design, technology. These plans are the sources of delay

customers’ needs, the Unified Process (UP) had to be made changes. After continuous innovation, four main variants of the Unified Process were created. Introduction 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

6. AGILE MODEL. Agile Development Model is also a type of incremental model with focus on process adaptability and customer satisfaction by rapid delivery of working software product. Agile methods break the product into small incremental releases with each release building on previous functionality. Each release is thoroughly tested to ensure software quality is maintained. It is used for time critical applications. Extreme Programming (XP) is currently one of the most well know agile development

software development process. The main question is why software engineering needs a theory and whether or not this engineering discipline has theories in place to standardise the way that software systems are currently being developed to ensure greater benefit to the clients while delivering the software on time, within allocated budget, and with no defects. This paper explores existing software engineering theories and justify the need for a theory in software development process. Index Terms Software

Reflections of chapter 1, 2 and 3: Chapter 1: Computer Technology: Your Need to Know Unified Process: The Unified Software Development Process is a popular iterative and incremental software development process framework. Fig.1.1 – Disciplines and phases in the Unified Process Phases under Unified process: 1) The Inception phase: It basically focuses on establishing the project 's scope and vision. 2) The Elaboration phase: It focuses on establishing the system 's requirements and architecture

Reference, Business Requirements, Functional & Non-Functional Specifications and Implementation Plans. • Facilitation of interactive workshops to gather requirements successfully. • Proficient in Technical and Business Writing, Business Process Flow, Business Process Modelling, Business Analysis and Testing. • Expertise in

Unified Process Framework: The Unified Process fits the wide-ranging definition of a process. It is nothing but a set of activities that a software team performs in order to renovate a set of customer requirements into a software system. Still, the Unified Process is also a generic process framework that people can adapt by adding and removing activities based on the specific requirements and existing resources for a project. 3.2. Agile Framework: Agile software development

methods have gradually been replaced by agile software development methods. This phenomenon is mainly due to the conventional methods’ shortcomings, including a slow adaptation to rapidly changing requirements, and a tendency to be over budget and behind schedule. This paper analyzes objectives, strengths, and weaknesses of both conventional and agile methods. This paper also briefly explains the Unified Process, and the common elements of the Scrum process. Finally, this paper suggests a new Component