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Software Engineering Models

The document outlines four software process models: Waterfall, RAD, Incremental, and Spiral. Each model has distinct phases, such as requirement gathering and design for Waterfall, and repeated cycles of planning and risk analysis for Spiral. These models provide different approaches to software development, emphasizing various aspects like user involvement and incremental delivery.
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Software Engineering Models

The document outlines four software process models: Waterfall, RAD, Incremental, and Spiral. Each model has distinct phases, such as requirement gathering and design for Waterfall, and repeated cycles of planning and risk analysis for Spiral. These models provide different approaches to software development, emphasizing various aspects like user involvement and incremental delivery.
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Software Process Models

1) Waterfall Model
Requirement Gathering → Design → Implementation → Testing → Maintenance
Requirement Design Implementation Testing Maintenance

2) RAD Model
Requirement Planning → User Design → Rapid Prototyping → Final Implementation
Req. Planning User Design Rapid Proto Final Impl

3) Incremental Model
Develop system in increments where each increment is a small functional part.

Increment 1 Increment 2 Increment 3

4) Spiral Model
Repeated cycles: Planning → Risk Analysis → Engineering → Evaluation

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Planning → Risk Analysis → Engineering → Evaluation → Repeat

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