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Content Area 2: Software Project PlanningSpiral ModelIterations are independent, but knowledgegained is rolled over as project grows in sizeReference CopyNot for DistributionIEEE Computer SocietySpiral Model explicitly considers risk in every iterationSoftware Engineering Management - Slide-13
Content Area 2: Software Project PlanningRisk Analysis “against” Selectinga Life-Cycle ModelOnce‐through (Waterfall) Incremental EvolutionaryRisk ItemRequirements not wellunderstoodSystem too large to do atonceRapid changes intechnology anticipated –may change requirementsLimited staff or budgetavailable nowRiskLevelHMHMRisk ItemRequirements not wellunderstoodUser prefers all capabilitiesat first deliveryReference CopyRapid changes intechnology anticipated –may change requirementsNot for DistributionRiskLevelIEEE Computer SocietyHMHRisk ItemUser prefers allcapabilities atdeliveryRiskLevelMSource: IEEE/EIA Std. 12207.2-1997Software Engineering Management - Slide-14
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