Software engineering

What is an SRS ? What is the purpose of SRS Characterstics of an SRS: Components of an SRS:

Software requirements elicitation is the practice of collecting requirements of a system from users, customers and stockholders. Problems in requirements elicitation :1) Problems of scope … Read more

Functional Requirements are the features and capabilities that a software application must provide in order to meet the needs of its users. They describe the … Read more

RUP: Rational Unified Processes. It is a software engineering process management tool encapsulating best practices in software development and maintenance.RUP includes following some of the … Read more

CMM: Capability Maturity Model. Developed by W. humphrey at Carnegie Mellon University. CMM does not recommended particular set of mature processes to be followed by … Read more

Spiral model is an evolutionary software model. Spiral model may be viewed as a Meta model, because it can accommodate any process model. Spiral model … Read more

Incremental model as the name indicated produces many versions. Each version with a new functionality. In it whole requirements is divided into various builds. Each … Read more

Introduction to RAD Model Illustration of RAD Model Advantages of RAD Model 1. Faster Development: The RAD Model emphasizes rapid prototyping and iterative development, resulting … Read more

Introduction to Prototype model Illustration of Prototype model Phases of Prototype model 1. Requirements Gathering In this phase, the project team works closely with stakeholders … Read more

Introduction to Waterfall Model Illustration of Waterfall model Phases of Waterfall Model: 1. Feasibility Study This preliminary step involves assessing the feasibility of the project … Read more