Inception and elaboration are been carried out here. The result of which are. A use case is a sequence of actions performed by an actor interacting with the system to achieve a goal, showing how the goal might succeed or fail to be reached. Use cases are described in terms of flows and scenarios. A scenario is a single path through a use case. A flow is a set of scenarios that result in the same sort of outcome e. This information is well structured and documented in what is known as the Software Requirement Specifications SRS Document, it helps the stakeholders involved in the project have a clear insight on what will be done and how it will be done.
Spending more time on this phase would decrease the failing overtime and reduce expenses. Architectural Analysis. Here, we understand how use-cases are developed, structured, and used. We understand how use-cases integrate and drive the entire software lifecycle.
The artifacts of Architectural analysis are. System Architecture : Here, we decide if we are building a Stand-alone desktop application, Enterprise System, Web application, Client-server application, Distributed System e. An architectural mechanism is really an architectural pattern for the project. Key Abstractions: Key abstractions are concepts identified during requirements analysis. The goal is to come out with "analysis classes" common across the use cases.
These will be refined and fleshed out as the project evolves. Architects will come up with these based on; the problem statement, Requirement, Past experience with similar systems, the business domain.
Use case Analysis. RUP takes the point of view that the designer or architect should do the "obvious" things at each step in the process, and details become apparent in due course. In Use Case Analysis, objects are classified, responsibilities assigned and attributes discovered, all in a relatively effortless manner by following our rules for using boundary, controller, and entity classes. Sequence diagrams are suggested by the UC descriptions; collaboration diagrams can be automatically generated, and a VOPC View of Participating Classes diagram for a use case basically just "falls out" of the collaboration diagram.
Architectural Design. Architects make system-wide preparations that guide and coordinate the design activities of individual designers. The main Architecture Design Activities:. First, transform analysis classes to design classes. Second, do we see any reuse opportunities from the class to the system level? Third, identify subsystems and specify their interfaces. Use Case Design. Change analysis classes to design classes and refine class interactions. Incorporate any inheritance hierarchy.
Incorporate our Enterprise Framework. SubSystem Design. The activities of SubSystem Design include. Step 1: Specify detailed operation of subsystems that is, a sequence diagram for each subsystem method defined in our subsystem interface. Step 2: Specify the static associations between all the classes in the subsystem that is, multiple VOPCs for a large subsystem or one for our smaller subsystems. Class Design. Here, We add additional classes and relationships needed to support implementation , we identify Mechanisms , Patterns , Environment and language constraints.
We also refine operations Methods , attributes and relationships as needed for implementation. The class diagram is the main artifact we want to come out with. A well structured class diagram leads to a well implemented project that can last for long require minimum expenditure on system maintenance and update.
Guides for Implementation and Testing. Use Scrum to keep track of what each person is doing and delivering for their use cases. Each person in the group must have the whole project running on their development machine. Have one person be the owner of integration of code. Add code in small increments, build and test on your machine before pushing to the group Github project.
Do daily integration of your group code and each person pull to their development machine and build on that code. Watch out for rebase!
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