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V-Model Methodology

Project Managment

Updated: Jan 30, 2019




Objectives:


  • Minimization of risks: Transparency and control

  • Improvement and guarantee of quality: Standardization of projects adds quality

  • Reduction of total cost: Costs can be easily calculated

  • Improvement of communication between stakeholders: Standard descriptions

Advantages:

  • Change Control Board meets to approve any changes

  • Concrete assistance for implementation

Limits:

  • Placing of contracts for services is not regulated

  • Operation, maintenance, and repair are not covered in V-Model

  • Addresses software development in individual projects and not whole organizations


Steps for Project Development:


1. Concept of Operations

  • The ideation step-coming up with parameters for project

2. Requirements and Architecture

  • Find needs of users

  • Create requirement documentation

  • Design acceptance tests

3. Detailed Design

  • Outline all technical components

  • System, Integration, and Unit Tests

  • High/Low-Level design*

4. Implementation

  • Coding (software projects)

5. Integration, Test, and Verification

  • Unit Test- Find potential bugs

  • Integration Test- Can function across all components & 3rd party integrations

  • System Test- Performance and Regression (slope of the mean)

  • Acceptance Test- Is it ready for deployment?

6. System Verification & Validation


7. Operation and Maintenance

  • Maintaining high quality in changing environment

 
 
 

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