Question

1. "The process provides interaction between users and designers, between users and evolving tools and between designers and evolving tools (technology)". List three questions that:

a. Designers should ask users

b. Users should ask designers

c. Designers should ask themselves

2. Provide FIVE examples of software projects that would be amenable to the incremental model. Be specific.

3. Are the unified process and UML the same thing? Explain

Answer 1

1)

a)The designers can ask users the following questions.

1. Is the Product satisfactory or needs any rework on the already created one?(To make sure about the satisfaction of users)
2. Is there any further enhancements to be made?(Additional requirements to the already existing one)

3.Does any part of the product requires testing?(In case if any thing not works as expected)

b)Users can ask designers the following questions.

1. Did you understand the requirements clearly(Users has to make sure if the designer is clear with the requirements or not)
2. Is there any specified area of the product more time consuming than usual? (To make sure product gets delivered on time)
3. Do we have the peope with skills and all the tools required for the development?(To make sure they have proper infrastructure)

c)Designers should ask themselves the following questions:-

1. What tools are to be used for the project?(To Make sure about tools required)
2. What is the process to be followed to build the product?
3. What are the risk aversion priorities while developing the product?(To make sure about the risk factor)

2)

Incremental model is something in which day to day requirements change and people want something better so they again analyse the requirement and repeat the SDLC process.WIth each Update to the software, it should get better and solve user requirements. Examples are as follows:-

1. word processing software
2. Windows OS
3. MS Office
4. Android Apps
5. VLC Media Player

3)

No, UML and Unified process are not the same.

Unified process:-

It is an incremental and iterative software development process framework that should be customized for specific project.

UML:-

It is a general purpose modeling language in the field of software engineering which is intended to provide a standard way to visualize the design of a system and supports the object oriented software engineering practise.