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Incremental Model Software Engineering Presention

The Incremental Model is a software development approach that divides projects into manageable parts, progressing through Requirement, Design, Testing, and Implementation phases until the complete system is developed. It includes two types: Staged Delivery Model and Parallel Development Model, and is beneficial when requirements are clear and a quick release is needed. While it offers advantages like fast preparation and flexibility, it also requires skilled planning and can incur increased costs due to continuous iterations.

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Incremental Model Software Engineering Presention

The Incremental Model is a software development approach that divides projects into manageable parts, progressing through Requirement, Design, Testing, and Implementation phases until the complete system is developed. It includes two types: Staged Delivery Model and Parallel Development Model, and is beneficial when requirements are clear and a quick release is needed. While it offers advantages like fast preparation and flexibility, it also requires skilled planning and can incur increased costs due to continuous iterations.

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INCREMENTAL MODEL

SUBJECT:
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
TEACHER:
AMEER HAMZA SIR

GROUP LEADER:
SYED HAMZA,
OTHER GROUP MEMBERS:
MAAZ ALI SHAH, SYED HAMZA, ZEESHAN
KHAN, ASHAN UMAR, FAHAD SHAFIQ
INCREMENTAL PROCESS MODEL

• The Incremental model is a software development


approach which is used to break down the project
into smaller and easily manageable parts. Each
part goes through Requirement, Design, Testing,
and Implementation phases. The overall process
continues until the complete system is developed.
INCREMENTAL MODEL DIAGRAM
PHASES OF INCREMENTAL MODEL

• The phases of the Incremental model are divided


into four parts: Requirement, Design, Testing, and
Implementation. These phases continue until the
expected output is achieved
1. REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS:

• The first step is understanding what the software


needs to do. The team gathers requirements from
product experts and defines the system’s
functional needs. This sets the foundation for the
development process.
2. DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT:

• The team designs how the software will function


and starts development. They add features and
ensure the system works as expected. Design and
development happen simultaneously.
3. TESTING:

• After developing a feature, it goes through


testing. This phase checks how the software
performs and ensures everything works
correctly.
4. IMPLEMENTATION:

• This involves writing the final code. After


testing, the team verifies the
functionality and gradually improves the
product until it becomes the final version.
TYPES OF INCREMENTAL MODEL:

• 1. Staged Delivery Model:


• 2. Parallel Development Model:
1. STAGED DELIVERY MODEL:

• Develops software in stages, each delivering a


working part of the system. Each stage follows a
plan and evolves the software step-by-step.
STAGED DELIVERY MODEL DIAGRAM
2. PARALLEL DEVELOPMENT MODEL:

• Splits development into separate modules


worked on simultaneously by different
teams. This speeds up the development
process.
PARALLEL DEVELOPMENT MODEL DIAGRAM
WHEN TO USE THE INCREMENTAL PROCESS MODEL:

•- When requirements are well-defined and clear


- If the project has a long development timeline
- When the development team lacks experience
- If a quick product release is needed
- When developing important features first
ADVANTAGES:

- Fast software preparation


- Clear project understanding for clients
- Easy to implement changes
- Supports risk handling through iterations
- Flexible and cost-effective scope adjustments
- Less expensive compared to other models
- Easy error identification
DISADVANTAGES:

• - Requires good planning and a skilled team


- Increased cost due to continuous iterations
- Design issues if requirements aren’t gathered
upfront
- Each iteration is distinct and doesn’t flow into the
next
- Time-consuming to fix issues across units
CONCLUSION:

• The Incremental Process Model provides flexibility


by breaking development into parts, making the
process faster.
ANY QUESTIONS

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