Discussion posts: Discussion post1: Discussing three traditional software processing models In an organization, the developers certainly have the role to play for creating a successful system, and for that reason, they are seen to be utilizing some of the important processing models that deal with the traditional software (Dasoriya, 2017). The development of these models always helps the developers to do their work in a proper way as the contribution of these models directly connects to provide support in building the system successfully. Further discussion would be done on the three models that are usually utilized by the developers. There are not only three models that have been utilized by the developers but from my point, they are the important ones along with their benefits and some of their drawbacks. Waterfall model A sequential model through which development of the software could be divided into phases that are pre-defined. The phases are seen to be designed for providing performance on some particular activities with the phase of SDLC starts its work (Kaushik, Bharadwaj, Awasthi & Sharma, 2017). It is seen that before starting the next phase, the other phases would be completed so that there is no overlap between any of the phases. Different phases have a different function during the time of their utilization by the developers. The waterfall model could be utilized when the requirements are clear and the length of the project work is seen to be short. Advantages Each phase is certainly seen to be completed before starting the next one. The model is seen to be best when the project is small with well-defined requirements. It has the ability to perform a quality assurance test before proceeding to the next stage. Disadvantages One of the main drawbacks of this model is that only the errors could be reduced during the time of doing work within the phase. The period of testing is seen to be coming late during the time of the developing process. Developers waste their maximum time on doing the documentation. Iterative model This model is certainly found to be focusing on implementing the simple and initial phase but finds it difficult and complex when setting the broader feature when it gets completed. It is also a part of SDLC and the concept could be interchanged with the incremental model technique at some point of time (Arora & Arora, 2016). It is actually seen to be describing the alterations which relate to the incremental procedure that happens during the implementation and design of the latest iteration process. The utilization of this model is seen to be done during the time of analysis and doing some planning in the system. Advantages The model is seen to be productive and best for the agile organizations and the version is found to be inherent. Planning of parallel development is certainly found to be possible with the help of this model technique. It is found to be cost-effective during the time of changing the requiremen ...

1. Discussion posts:
Discussion post1:
Discussing three traditional software processing models
In an organization, the developers certainly have the role to
play for creating a successful system, and for that reason, they
are seen to be utilizing some of the important processing models
that deal with the traditional software (Dasoriya, 2017). The
development of these models always helps the developers to do
their work in a proper way as the contribution of these models
directly connects to provide support in building the system
successfully. Further discussion would be done on the three
models that are usually utilized by the developers. There are not
only three models that have been utilized by the developers but
from my point, they are the important ones along with their
benefits and some of their drawbacks.
Waterfall model
A sequential model through which development of the software
could be divided into phases that are pre-defined. The phases
are seen to be designed for providing performance on some
particular activities with the phase of SDLC starts its work
(Kaushik, Bharadwaj, Awasthi & Sharma, 2017). It is seen that
before starting the next phase, the other phases would be
completed so that there is no overlap between any of the phases.
Different phases have a different function during the time of
their utilization by the developers. The waterfall model could be
utilized when the requirements are clear and the length of the
project work is seen to be short.
Advantages
Each phase is certainly seen to be completed before starting the
next one. The model is seen to be best when the project is small
with well-defined requirements. It has the ability to perform a

2. quality assurance test before proceeding to the next stage.
Disadvantages
One of the main drawbacks of this model is that only the errors
could be reduced during the time of doing work within the
phase. The period of testing is seen to be coming late during the
time of the developing process. Developers waste their
maximum time on doing the documentation.
Iterative model
This model is certainly found to be focusing on implementing
the simple and initial phase but finds it difficult and complex
when setting the broader feature when it gets completed. It is
also a part of SDLC and the concept could be interchanged with
the incremental model technique at some point of time (Arora &
Arora, 2016). It is actually seen to be describing the alterations
which relate to the incremental procedure that happens during
the implementation and design of the latest iteration process.
The utilization of this model is seen to be done during the time
of analysis and doing some planning in the system.
Advantages
The model is seen to be productive and best for the agile
organizations and the version is found to be inherent. Planning
of parallel development is certainly found to be possible with
the help of this model technique. It is found to be cost-effective
during the time of changing the requirements in the system.
Disadvantages
The requirement of the resources is certainly found to be more
as compared to the other models during the time of the work
process. It is not applicable to the projects whose size is small.
In doing skill analysis, it requires resources that are high-
skilled. During the time of engaging the user, the pressure is
certainly found to be increased.
Spiral model
The combination of waterfall and iterative model actually
describes the spiral model and the development is done in a
systematic manner with getting the condition right for the

3. developers when maintaining the system in a successful way.
The model actually consists of four phases and these four
phases certainly have a different role to play during the time of
its implementation (Singh & Kaur, 2017). The starting of this
model’s work with the goal of the design and finishes with the
progress from a review of the client. The utilization of this
model has been done mainly on larger projects and this is the
difference with the others.
Advantages
The main benefits come with the change in the requirements and
this could be easily accommodated by this model. It helps in
allowing the use of prototypes that are seen to be expensive. It
is seen that through this model, capturing the requirements is
found to be simple and easy.
Disadvantages
Complexity is mainly found during managing the development
of the process. The process that is seen to be used is found to be
complex. The end time of the project could not be known
properly through this model at the early stage.
Discussion post -2
Prototyping model
Most relevant model of software processing is prototyping. The
system which is developed to identify the demands of the
customers can be defined by the model of the prototype. The
model is beneficial to get the support of the entire developing
system while the developer wants to develop the software
(Gebert, Onken & Tracht, 2018). The developer will get the
appropriate information with the model about the desired

4. requirement of the customers. Thus the customers can get
satisfaction with the model.
Advantage
The developer can use the proper algorithm for developing the
software with respect to the requirement. The set up for
developing the efficiency and the response time also be done
with respect to the knowledge getting from the model about the
demand. The customers are involved with the entire process of
development. Therefore the development is appropriately done
with the regular supervision of the customers. The customer is
easily willing to accept the project as the entire process is
known for them. The satisfaction level is more with the model
of the developing the software. In the system designing the
process is mainly used. The developer can easily design the
system with respect to the customer’s point of interest.
Disadvantage
In the practical field, the method creates more complexity.
Sometimes the changing demand of the customers became a
challenge for the developer to develop the software with the
model. In the model, the incomplete applications are used. The
model helps to develop the entire system. Thus the complete
application is not effectively used.
Spiral model
The combination of the interactive and the waterfall model for
developing the software is described by the spiral model. In the
traditional model, this type of model is more beneficial to
design the ultimate goal for developing the software. In the
initial stage, the model helps to compute the design of the goal,
and the client reviewing is also involved with the model
proceedings. The development process is conducted by going
through small sets. The sets are associated with the requirement
of the clients and after that, it helps to configure each phase of
the development.
Advantage
Processing model regarding the spiral model is beneficial to
analyze the higher amount of the risk. The assessment process is

5. helped to avoid risk factors while developing the software. It is
also beneficial for controlling the documentation (Chen, Zhang,
Wen, Looi & Yeo, 2019). The smeller set of requirements
provides support for the development of the software. The
customers have easily approved the development of the software
as they are effectively involved with the process. The desired
outcome can be achieved in a short time.
Disadvantage
It is a costly model in the various types of traditional models.
Creating various requirement sets needs more money. It is only
useful for the bigger price. The huge budgeted project only
preferred the model. The model is disadvantaged for the smaller
projects which have no sufficient budget. The low-risk project
is also not appropriate for the model as it is beneficial for
assessing the higher amount of risk.
Agile Model
The development of the software is accomplished with the
incremental type of model which cannot be defined by the agile
model of processing. The process is included in the rapid cycle
of the process. The method of developing with the model is
related to the interactive types of development (Lano, 2017).
The rapid cycle is beneficial for testing the software. Therefore
the quality of the software maintained properly. The process is
popular for the unique types of views points which is related to
the traditional attributes.
Advantage
In the model, the interactions of the customers are emphasized.
The model is beneficial to deliver the working software very
frequently. Therefore the development of the software became
easier for the developers. The process of interaction provides a
greater influence on the developers for developing efficient
software which goes with the requirement of the clients. The
face to face communication is held with the support of the
model. The technique of the conversation is beneficial for
gathering feedback and gets accurate knowledge about customer
demand. The developer also creates the design as per the

6. requirement easily.
Disadvantage
The model is not appropriate for examining the larger size of
the system. The developer faces the issues while the larger size
software examined. The more effort is required for developing
the larger size of the software which takes more time. The
development of the software is not time-saving while using the
model of Agile. The project of developing the software can lose
track while using the model for big projects.
Discussion post-3:
A software process model signifies the order in which the
actions of software development will be assumed. Three main
traditional “software processing” models and their respective
advantages and disadvantages discuss as follows:
1. Waterfall Model
It is one of the most popular and widely employed methods to
develop software. This model is also used as the classic way of
developing software. The method of returning to the previous
step to fix improvements in specifications is not specified by
this creation strategy (Sarker, Faruque, & Hossen, 2015).
Advantages: It is very easy to understand and use a method, and
for the novice or existing developer, it is very beneficial. For
smaller programs where specifications are well understood, this
type of development model works most efficiently.
Disadvantage: The only disadvantage of this method is that it is
not feasible to go back and change it until a program is in the
evaluation stage. In the last stage of the cycle, there is little
chance of producing any working software (Misra, Omorodion,
& Fernandez-Sanz, 2014).
2. Agile Software Development
It is a method for developing a structured software management

7. process that often facilitates a minimum amount of regular
improvements in the implementation project. It is a type of
method to build software that is one conceptual structure for
numerous “software development” projects.
Advantages: An Agile / Scrum approach promotes creativity and
invention in order to optimize the solution’s market worth.
Planning and management over-emphasis continues to hamper
ingenuity and progress (Holland, 2016). It typically contributes
to faster time-to-market because of shorter start-up periods.
Disadvantage: This method focuses more than documents on
working software so that it may result in a lack of data. If
consumers are not sure regarding the ultimate results of their
programs, therefore a software development project will go off
course.
3. Spiral Model
It is a sophisticated model that concentrates on detecting early
project risks and growing them (Misra, Omorodion, &
Fernandez-Sanz, 2014). The development progresses as it
progressively passes through the various phases of the growth
process – as though it were a spiral. Based on the project size,
there can be some number of loops.
Advantages: It is one of the most flexibly applied SDLC types.
Development stages based on the scope of the project may be
decided by the project manager. It is ideal for programs of high
risk, where market conditions may be unpredictable.
Disadvantage: This model generally entails large costs.
Expertise required, from time to time, for the assessment and
analysis of the project (Sarker, Faruque, & Hossen, 2015). It
can continue indefinitely and never complete, as the great
danger of this technique.
Discussion post 4:
Traditional software process models

8. There are various type of software system which organisation
uses in the time of production so that they can get accurate
product which can satisfy human wants. Traditional software
process is basically a software which is used from many years
has it is one of the traditional software system which generates
many type of models as this model serves Organisation in a
positive way. One of the major traditional software process
model is waterfall model. With the help of waterfall model the
organisation can design it system correctly and accurately as
with the help of the systems organisation can be able to deal
with every situation correctly and properly without damaging
the name and the reputation of the organisation in the market.
There are various benefits which the company enjoy whenever
the use different software models like v-shaped model in it as
because of V-shaped model the company can make any changes
during the time of process and hence it is very essential for the
company as because of flexibility of v shaped model if there is
any type of errors in the system that because of this benefit the
organisation can make their correct and then let the system
work accordingly (Omar, 2017).
Also because of another software processor like evolutionary
prototype model the organisation can do a quality test on their
products as with the help of this test the organisation can know
how suitable the product has been and how it can impact the life
of the human in a positive way as if there is any type of
problems all defect in the product then the organisation can
make it correct and then send it into market for the sale.
Therefore, whenever there are different types of models used in
the organisation then, there is less chances of having a defective
products and hence this is very useful for the organisation
during the time of manufacturing. Because of this reasons
waterfall model, v-shaped model and evolutionary prototype
model are major of software process model which can be use by
the organisation to be Victorious in the market (calpoly.edu,
2018).

9. Discussion
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Discussion
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Discussing three traditional software processing model
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In an organization, the developers certainly have the role to
play for creating a successful system,
and for that reason, they are seen to be utilizing some of the
important processing models that deal
with the traditional software (Dasoriya, 2017). The de
velopment of these models always helps the
developers to do their work in a proper way as the contribution
of these models directly connects to
provide support in building the system successfully. Further
discussion would be done on the three
models that a
re usually utilized by the developers. There are not only three
models that have been
utilized by the developers but from my point, they are the
important ones along with their benefits

10. and some of their drawbacks
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performance on some particular
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Bharadwaj, Awasthi & Sharma,
2017). It is
seen that before starting the next phase, the other phases would
be completed so that there is no
overlap between any of the phases. Different phases have a
different function during the time of their
utilization by the developers. The waterfa
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One of the main drawbacks of this model is that only the errors
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doing work within
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developing process. Developers waste their maximum time on
doing the documentation
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Iterative mode
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This model is certainly found to be focusing on implementing
the simple an
d initial phase but finds it
difficult and complex when setting the broader feature when it
gets completed. It is also a part of
SDLC and the concept could be interchanged with the
incremental model technique at some point of
time (Arora & Arora, 2016). It
is actually seen to be describing the alterations which relate to
the
incremental procedure that happens during the implementation
and design of the latest iteration
process. The utilization of this model is seen to be done during
the time of analysis and
doing some
planning in the system
.

12. Discussion posts:
Discussion post1:
Discussing three traditional software processing models
In an organization, the developers certainly have the role to
play for creating a successful system,
and for that reason, they are seen to be utilizing some of the
important processing models that deal
with the traditional software (Dasoriya, 2017). The development
of these models always helps the
developers to do their work in a proper way as the contribution
of these models directly connects to
provide support in building the system successfully. Further
discussion would be done on the three
models that are usually utilized by the developers. There are not
only three models that have been
utilized by the developers but from my point, they are the
important ones along with their benefits
and some of their drawbacks.
Waterfall model
A sequential model through which development of the software
could be divided into phases that are
pre-defined. The phases are seen to be designed for providing
performance on some particular
activities with the phase of SDLC starts its work (Kaushik,
Bharadwaj, Awasthi & Sharma, 2017). It is
seen that before starting the next phase, the other phases would
be completed so that there is no
overlap between any of the phases. Different phases have a
different function during the time of their
utilization by the developers. The waterfall model could be
utilized when the requirements are clear
and the length of the project work is seen to be short.
Advantages

13. Each phase is certainly seen to be completed before starting the
next one. The model is seen to be
best when the project is small with well-defined requirements.
It has the ability to perform a quality
assurance test before proceeding to the next stage.
Disadvantages
One of the main drawbacks of this model is that only the errors
could be reduced during the time of
doing work within the phase. The period of testing is seen to be
coming late during the time of the
developing process. Developers waste their maximum time on
doing the documentation.
Iterative model
This model is certainly found to be focusing on implementing
the simple and initial phase but finds it
difficult and complex when setting the broader feature when it
gets completed. It is also a part of
SDLC and the concept could be interchanged with the
incremental model technique at some point of
time (Arora & Arora, 2016). It is actually seen to be describing
the alterations which relate to the
incremental procedure that happens during the implementation
and design of the latest iteration
process. The utilization of this model is seen to be done during
the time of analysis and doing some
planning in the system.