Iterative software development
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Iterative software development involves breaking projects into short iterations where cross-functional teams work to develop and test incremental releases. Each iteration results in a stable, integrated release. Core activities within each iteration include requirements gathering, analysis, design, development, testing, and deployment. This allows continuous integration and feedback between developers, customers, and management.
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- Artificial Intelligence QRG
- Quantum Computing QRG
- Big Data Analytics QRG
- Spacecraft Guidance, Navigation & Control QRG (coming 2026)
- UK Home Computing & The Birth of ARM QRG (coming 2027)
Any questions or comments?
- Please contact Arthur Morgan at [email protected].
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Iterative software development
- 1. Iterative Software Development Mohamad Charaf, PMP
- 2. The Big Bang approach to development
- 4. What is an iteration •A self contained mini-project with a well defined outcome: a stable, integrated, and tested release
- 6. Microsoft Solutions Framework •Product Management • Program Management • Architecture • Development • Test • Release/Operation s • User Experience
- 7. Core S/W Development Disciplines For Each Iteration
- 8. Teams •Core Dev Team o Architecture o Analysis o Design o Implementation o Testing •Customer Team o Define problems to be solved, things to be built, changes to business processes •Management Team o Ensure that customer, business and development
- 10. Team Lead Perspective •A time boxed mini-project that results in the production of a significant new release of the software
- 11. Each iteration results in a “RELEASE”
- 14. Requirements •Software Requirements Gathering •Business Process Modeling (As-Is) •UI prototypes / wireframes
- 15. Analysis •Object Oriented Analysis •Business Process Modeling To-Be •Backend Analysis
- 16. Architecture •For Platforms/Frameworks •For Non-functional Requirements o Performance o Scalability o Reliability o Availability o Extensibility o Maintainability o Manageability o Security
- 17. Design •Object Oriented Design •Portal/User Interface •Services/ Integration •Database Design
- 18. Development •Create Test Case (Unit Testing) •Write Code (Coding Techniques) •Test Code (Unit Testing) •Fix Code •Build
- 19. Testing •Blackbox testing (specification based) •Whitebox testing (APIs, Data)
- 20. Types of Testing •Unit testing •Integration testing •System testing •Acceptance testing •Regression testing •performance testing •Security testing
- 22. Configuration Management, Deployment