Development Methods and common phases

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Across
  1. 2. A traditional linear software development model with sequential phases.
  2. 5. An iterative model combining design and prototyping in stages for risk management.
  3. 8. Rapid Application Development; an iterative model focused on rapid development and user feedback.
  4. 10. The phase where the actual code is written and the system is built.
  5. 11. A prototyping model where the system is built and delivered in small parts.
  6. 12. The phase where the system is checked for errors and validated against requirements.
  7. 14. The phase where the system is deployed to users.
  8. 15. The phase where system architecture and components are planned.
  9. 17. A prototyping model that evolves over time with continuous refinement.
  10. 18. The initial phase where project scope and goals are defined.
  11. 19. An iterative model emphasizing flexibility, collaboration, and customer feedback.
Down
  1. 1. A prototyping model that quickly builds a prototype to understand requirements and is then discarded.
  2. 3. The phase where user needs and system requirements are gathered.
  3. 4. A type of implementation where old and new systems run simultaneously.
  4. 6. The phase where the system is updated and supported post-deployment.
  5. 7. A type of implementation where the system is introduced gradually.
  6. 9. The phase where user manuals and system documentation are created.
  7. 13. A type of implementation where the entire system is launched at once.
  8. 16. The phase assessing whether the project is viable technically and financially.