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Slides of Week 2
Lectures
Software Process Models
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Overview
What is a software process?
What is a software development process & its stages?

 What is Generic Process Models?

 Why do we need software process models?

 Different types of software models to be discussed:

 Waterfall models.
 Evolutionary models.
 Incremental models.
 CBSE models.
 Iterative models.

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By the end of this chapter, you should be able to..

 Describe software development process.

 Identify advantages and disadvantages of each model.

 Evaluate the applicability of each model for different software
development contexts.

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