Concurrent Development Model Explained
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The Concurrent Development Model also known as Concurrent Engineering given by Davis Sitaram, is
it can be represented in the form of a diagram as a series of important technical activities, tasks, and associated states
to them.
This model is often used as the paradigm for client/server application development.
Provide a meta-description of the software process. The concurrent model has the ability to describe the
multiple software activities occurring simultaneously.
Most software development process models are time-driven; the later it is,
further back you will find in the development process. A concurrent process model is driven by the
user needs, management decisions, and the results of the reviews.
The concurrent process model defines a series of events that will trigger state transitions.
for each of the activities of software engineering. During the early stages of design, it is not considered
an inconsistency of the analysis model. This generates the correction of the event analysis model, which will trigger
the activity of analyzing the status done to the status changes pending.
This generates the correction of the event analysis model, which will trigger the activity of analyzing the current state.
state changes pending. It is a network type model where all people act simultaneously or at the same time.
time.
A client/server system consists of a set of functional components. When applied to
client/server, the concurrent process model defines activities in two dimensions:
Dimension of systems.
2. Dimension of components.
The aspects of the system level are addressed through three activities: design, assembly, and use.
In fact, the concurrent process model is applicable to all types of software development and provides a
exact image of the current state of a project.
Concurrency is achieved in two ways:
1. The activities of systems and components occur simultaneously and can be modeled with the approach
object-oriented.
2. A typical client/server application is implemented with many components, each of which can be
design and execute concurrently.
Advantages
Excellent for projects where independent working groups are formed.
Provides an accurate picture of the current status of a project.
Disadvantages
If the specified conditions are not met, it is not applicable.
If there are no working groups, this method cannot be implemented.
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