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Unified Process(UP) popo

Unified Process(UP) 4 phases 1) Inception 2) Elaboration 3) Construction 4) Transition popo

Unified Process(UP) 4 phases 1) Inception short cost, outline, boundary, scope ,risk popo

Unified Process(UP) 4 phases 2) Elaboration capture requirements validate risk factors popo

Unified Process(UP) 4 phases 3) Construction largest phase remaining part of system using time boxing popo

Unified Process(UP) 4 phases 4) Transition final phase deploy to users receive feedback including training popo

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UP Disciplines (Work flow) popo

UP Disciplines (Work flow) 1) Business Modeling : domain object model 2) Requirements : requirement analysis 3) Design : overall design popo

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Next Gen POS (Point of Sale) some of sub systems (layers) are Interface Logic & Domain Object Technical Services popo

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Inception popo

Inception purpose: to collect information's to establish common vision Express in Text form popo

Inception Questions 1) what is the vision of the proj 2) Is it Feasible 3) Can Buy or Build 4) what is the cost 5) Should be proceed or stop popo

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Evolutionary Requirements popo

Evolutionary Requirements Requirements are conditions Types of Requirements Represented as (FURPS)+ popo

Evolutionary Requirements Types of Requirements (FURPS)+ Functional popo

Evolutionary Requirements Types of Requirements (FURPS)+ Functional Usability popo

Evolutionary Requirements Types of Requirements (FURPS)+ Functional Usability Reliability popo

Evolutionary Requirements Types of Requirements (FURPS)+ Functional Usability Reliability Performance popo

Evolutionary Requirements Types of Requirements (FURPS)+ Functional Usability Reliability Performance Supportability popo

Evolutionary Requirements Types of Requirements (FURPS)+ Functional: Features of the sys Capabilities Security popo

Evolutionary Requirements Types of Requirements (FURPS)+ Usability Related to human factors Help Documentation popo

Evolutionary Requirements Types of Requirements (FURPS)+ Reliability Recoverability conditions popo

Evolutionary Requirements Types of Requirements (FURPS)+ Performance Responds time Accuracy Resource usage popo

Evolutionary Requirements Types of Requirements (FURPS)+ Supportability Maintainability popo

Evolutionary Requirements Types of Requirements (FURPS)+ additional + are Implementation : resource limitations Interface : conditions from external sys Operations : sys management Packaging : physical box Legal : licensing popo

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