Umer Ashiq submitted an assignment on software design architecture to Madam Asra Khalid. The document discusses three approaches to software development: agile, incremental, and iterative. Agile development focuses on collaboration, adaptive planning, and rapid response to changes. The incremental model involves developing and testing software in small increments until requirements are met. The iterative approach uses cyclic prototyping, testing, analysis and improvements to ultimately improve quality and functionality. Traditional methods involve sequential steps of requirements, planning, building, testing and deployment.
Umer Ashiq submitted an assignment on software design architecture to Madam Asra Khalid. The document discusses three approaches to software development: agile, incremental, and iterative. Agile development focuses on collaboration, adaptive planning, and rapid response to changes. The incremental model involves developing and testing software in small increments until requirements are met. The iterative approach uses cyclic prototyping, testing, analysis and improvements to ultimately improve quality and functionality. Traditional methods involve sequential steps of requirements, planning, building, testing and deployment.
Umer Ashiq submitted an assignment on software design architecture to Madam Asra Khalid. The document discusses three approaches to software development: agile, incremental, and iterative. Agile development focuses on collaboration, adaptive planning, and rapid response to changes. The incremental model involves developing and testing software in small increments until requirements are met. The iterative approach uses cyclic prototyping, testing, analysis and improvements to ultimately improve quality and functionality. Traditional methods involve sequential steps of requirements, planning, building, testing and deployment.
Umer Ashiq submitted an assignment on software design architecture to Madam Asra Khalid. The document discusses three approaches to software development: agile, incremental, and iterative. Agile development focuses on collaboration, adaptive planning, and rapid response to changes. The incremental model involves developing and testing software in small increments until requirements are met. The iterative approach uses cyclic prototyping, testing, analysis and improvements to ultimately improve quality and functionality. Traditional methods involve sequential steps of requirements, planning, building, testing and deployment.
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Comsats Institute of Information Technology (WAH
CAMPUS)
Assignment Software Design Architecture
Submitted by: Umer Ashiq (FA12-BSE-7B-066)
Submitted to: Madam Asra Khalid
Agile software development:
Agile is a group of software development methods in which solutions are developed through collaboration between self-organizing, cross-functional teams. It promotes adaptive planning, evolutionary development, premature delivery, continuous improvement, and encourages rapid and flexible response to changes. Adaptive high quality software is developed by small teams using the principle of continuous improvement based on design and rapid feedback and changings. Gestation and leadership style is collaborative trial. Development model is the evolutionary delivery model. The incremental approach Incremental model is a method of software development, where the model has been designed, implemented and tested incrementally a little more is added every time until the product is completed. It involves the development and maintenance. The product is defined as completed when it meets all your requirements.
Iterative approach: The iterative approach is a design methodology based on a cyclic process of prototyping, testing, analysis and improvement of a product or process. Based on the test results of the most recent iteration of design changes and improvements are made. This process aims to ultimately improve the quality and functionality of a design. In iterative design, interaction with the designed system is used as a form of research on information and development of a project, as successive versions, or design iterations are implemented.
Traditional software development:
Traditional methodologies are characterized by a series of sequential steps as requirements definition, planning, building, testing and deployment. First, the customer needs are carefully documented as far. Then, the overall architecture of the software is displayed and the actual coding begins. Then comes the different types of testing and final deployment. The basic idea here is the detailed visualization of the project completed before construction begins, and the work itself way through the finished structure displayed. Google Translate for Business: Translator Toolkit
