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Oftware Evelopment Ethodologies Rational Unified Process (RUP)

The Rational Unified Process is a software development approach that is iterative, architecture-centric and use case driven, focusing on quality, value and managing risks early. Requirements are documented as use cases to focus on business value. Prior to Agile, RUP was the best iterative process and influences modern agile processes.

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Oftware Evelopment Ethodologies Rational Unified Process (RUP)

The Rational Unified Process is a software development approach that is iterative, architecture-centric and use case driven, focusing on quality, value and managing risks early. Requirements are documented as use cases to focus on business value. Prior to Agile, RUP was the best iterative process and influences modern agile processes.

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SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT METHODOLOGIES

Rational Unified Process (RUP)


The Rational Unified Process is an approach to software development that is iterative, architecture
centric, and use case driven . The essential principals of the RUP include attacking major risks early,
maintaining a focus on quality throughout the project, and maintaining a focus on value. RUP focuses on
creating an executable architecture early in the project lifecycle so subsequent project iterations can be
built in interlocking sub-components.8
In the RUP, requirements are typically documented as use cases (see above discussion).This technique
helps maintain a focus on value to the individual business stakeholders for each piece of functionality.
The RUP is sometimes managed through IBMs Rational tools. Oftentimes organizations employing a
formal version of the RUP methodology have also invested in the Rational Toolset and experience with
Rationals RequisitePro, Clear Case, and/or ClearQuest might be necessary. Prior to Agile, RUP was
the best-in-class iterative process. It still provides the foundational thinking behind many agile processes.

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