1. Chapter 3 Prescriptive Process Models Software Engineering: A Practitioner’s Approach, 6th edition by Roger S. Pressman

5. Process model goals (B. Boehm 1988) "determine the order of stages involved in software development and evolution, and to establish the transition criteria for progressing from one stage to the next. These include completion criteria for the current stage plus choice criteria and entrance criteria for the next stage. Thus a process model addresses the following software project questions: What shall we do next? How long shall we continue to do it?"

6. Process as a "black box" Quality? Uncertain / Incomplete requirement In the beginning

8. Process as a "white box"

12. The Waterfall Model

14. Process for Offshore? Deploy Accept. test Analysis Design Construct System test

16. Incremental Models: Incremental

17. Incremental Models: RAD Model

18. Evolutionary Models: Prototyping

19. Risk Exposure

21. The Unified Process (UP) inception

22. UP Work Products inception

23. Lifecycle for Enterprise Unified Process inception

26. Evolutionary Models: The Spiral

30. Full Spiral Model (contd)

34. Software Process Spectrum XP SCRUM DSDM FDD RUP dX ICONIX Crystal Clear Crystal Violet EUP OPEN lightweight heavyweight middleweight

36. Model Driven Architecture

38. Finding the “right” language Assembler 3GL IDEs & 4GL Model Driven Architecture Computer Hardware Developer Automation Abstraction

39. “ You should use iterative development only on projects you want to succeed” Martin Fowler