Iterative Software Development Methodology
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An Iterative Software Development Methodology is a Software Development Methodology that is an Iterative Process.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- See: Agile Software Development Methodology, Incremental Software Development Methodology, Iterative Project Management Methodology.
References
2011
- http://www.ivarjacobson.com/Iterative_Software_Development/
- Use this practice to break the project up into a series of smaller, self-contained, time-boxed, mini-projects. This practice allows teams to:
- Collaboratively and objectively plan, execute and track the project
- More effectively manage time, quality and cost expectations and to be agile in response to change
- Demonstrate working software early in the project and gather important feedback from customers and users
- Deliver higher quality, more appropriate solutions, more frequently
- Have an operational system available early in the project that incrementally grows to become the completed system
- Use this practice to break the project up into a series of smaller, self-contained, time-boxed, mini-projects. This practice allows teams to: