Software Engineering
Software Engineering
Unit 1
Requirement Elicitation Techniques | Software Engineering
Requirement elicitation is the process of gathering, identifying, the needs of stakeholders when developing a software system. Requirement Elicitation Methods such as Interviews, QFD and FAST.
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Spiral model | Software Engineering
Spiral Model was introduced by Barry Boehm in the 1980s and is characterized by its iteration cycles, where each cycle is divided into four key phases.
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Software Engineering Definition | SDLC Models
Software engineering refers to developing software applications. Software engineering includes the entire SDLC (software development lifecycle)models, Waterfall , Agile
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Classical Waterfall model | Software Engineering
Classical Waterfall Model in Software Engineering also known as the Traditional Waterfall Model, is a linear and sequential approach to software development.
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Agile Model | Software Engineering
Agile model in Software Engineering breaks the project into manageable steps. Agile Model is designed to respond to changing requirements and feedback.
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Requirement Analysis | Software Engineering
Software Requirement Analysis in Software Engineering. Software Requirement Analysis is an in-depth examination of project requirements
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Prototype model | Software Engineering
Prototype Model in software engineering focuses on building a prototype which is an early version of a product. Prototype is created to test and validate ideas.
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Functional and Non-functional Requirements in Software Engineering
Functional requirements outline specific features the software must perform. Non-functional requirements focus on how software operates, encompassing performance, security, reliability, and usability.
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Unit 2
Software Risks and Effective Risk Management
Learn about various types of software risks, including technical risks, schedule risks, budget risks, quality risks, and security risks. risk assessment and how to identify potential issues early.
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Software Metrics in Software Engineering
Software Metrics in Software Engineering are quantitative measurements used to assess various aspects of a software product, the development process, and the overall project.
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COCOMO Model in Software Engineering Notes
COCOMO (Constructive Cost Model) in Software Engineering which helps to predict project costs, effort, and duration.The COCOMO model was first introduced by Dr. Barry Boehm in 1981
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