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Spiral Model Software Engineering

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SOFTWARE Software Development Life Cycle Model

ENGINEERING SPIRAL MODEL


SDLC
The Software Development Life Cycle
(SDLC) is a structured process that
enables the production of high-quality,
low-cost software, in the shortest
possible production time. The goal of
the SDLC is to produce superior
software that meets and exceeds all
customer expectations and demands
The Spiral Model is a Software

WHAT
Development Life Cycle (SDLC) model
that provides a systematic and iterative
approach to software development.

IS The Spiral Model is a risk-driven model,

SPIRAL
meaning that the focus is on managing
risk through multiple iterations of the
software development process.
MODEL Each loop of the spiral is called a
Phase of the software development
process.
Determining the Identifying and
objective resolving risks

Cost

Release 1
2
Review and 3 Development and
planning validation
I II III IV
1. Objective 1. Identifying the 1. Development 1. Revaluation
2. Scope risks of the 2. Customer
3. User 2. Resolving of software feedback
requirements risks using the 2. Testing 3. Planning the
4. Solutions best strategy 3. Verification of next iteration
3. Building a the model if required
prototype
ADVANTAGES OF SPIRAL MODEL
Risk Handling: Flexibility in Customer Satisfaction:
Suitable for Large
excels in managing Requirements: Customers engage early,
Projects:
unknown risks through Allows accurate fostering familiarity and
Ideal for large and
comprehensive risk incorporation of change satisfaction with the
complex projects.
analysis at every phase. requests in later phases. evolving product.

Iterative Approach: Emphasis on Risk Improved


Enhanced Quality:
Offers an iterative and Management: Communication:
Multiple iterations lead
incremental approach, Strong focus on risk Regular evaluations
to improved software
enhancing adaptability. management minimizes enhance communication
quality and reliability.
uncertainty. with customers
DISADVANTAGES OF SPIRAL MODEL
Time Management
Complexity: Dependence on Risk
Expensiveness: Difficulty:
The Spiral Model is Analysis:
It's costly and unsuitable Unknown number of
more complex due to its Success heavily relies on
for small projects. phases makes time
multiple iterations. expert risk analysis.
estimation tough.

Resource Intensive:
Time Consumption: Requires significant
Multiple evaluations investment in planning,
make it time-consuming. risk analysis, and
evaluations.
SPIRAL MODEL FOR
CHATGPT
1 Determining The Objective

Objective To make a LLM (large language model) based chatbot named ChatGPT
that will use natural language processing to create humanlike
conversational dialogue.

Scope using its natural language processing capabilities to generate original


and innovative ideas, ChatGPT could help to enhance creativity, save
time, and increase efficiency

Requirements Text translation Write emails


Debugging Summarize
Movie, song recommendation Solve questions

Generating creative context


Risk identifying and resolving
2
AI bias Misinformation Risks
Data leakage Copyright violation

Code with errors

Bias detection and mitigation Disclaimer


Alternatives
Data end-to-end encryption Transparency

Content filtering
Developing a prototype in the first phase using an already Prototyping
available framework like tensorflow or pyTorch or by or
leveraging pre-built platforms like OpenAI's GPT models.

1. Test the prototype thoroughly to identify and fix any


bugs or issues. Testing the
2. Evaluate the performance of the chatbot in terms of model
accuracy, responsiveness, and user satisfaction.
3. Involve potential users in final testing to ensure the
model meets their expectations and addresses their
needs.

Development and Verification


3
Evaluating progress: Assess the success of the current iteration based on
•user feedback
Adapting the plan: •performance metrics
•risk mitigation effectiveness.
Adapting the plan: Refining the plan for the next
iteration, prioritizing improvements based on
evaluation results and ongoing risk assessment.

4 Review and planning


WHEN TO USE THE
SPIRAL MODEL?

1. Vast Projects: Ideal for vast software engineering projects.


2. Frequent Releases: Utilized when frequent releases are needed.
3. Prototype Creation: Suitable for prototyping.
4. Risk and Cost Evaluation: Crucial for evaluating risks and costs.
5. Moderate to High Risk: Beneficial for projects with moderate to
high risk.
6. Complicated Requirements: Helpful for projects with
complicated and ambiguous requirements.
7. Flexibility for Modifications: Allows modifications at any stage.
8. Shifting Economic Priorities: Practical when committing to long-
term projects is impractical due to shifting economic priorities.
SPIRAL MODEL AS META MODEL

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Step by step Incremental and Feedback Prototyping
execution iterative

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