Process Models of SDLCs

Rodríguez, Laura C.; Mora, Manuel; Martin, Miguel Vargas; O’Connor, Rory V.; Rodríguez, Francisco Javier Álvarez

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“…a SDM) a developer team "will develop in an ad hoc manner, with success relying on the heroic efforts of a few dedicated individual contributors". An evolution of SDMs has been reported in four major stages: pre-methodologies, rigor-oriented methodologies, agileoriented methodologies and emergent service-oriented methodologies [60,61]. From the current available variety of SDMs [35], some of them are well-recognized in the software engineering literature and practice such as: i) Rational Unified Process (RUP) [26]; ii) Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF) [27,28]; and iii) Model-Based (System) Architecting and Software Engineering (MBASE) [29]; and RUP-SOA [30], which is considered a relevant emergent SMD.…”

Section: A General Review Of Rup Msf Mbase and Rup-soa Sdmsmentioning

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The strengths and weaknesses of software architecture design in the RUP, MSF, MBASE and RUP-SOA methodologies: A conceptual review

Reyes-Delgado¹,

Mora

Durán-Limón

et al. 2016

Computer Standards & Interfaces

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The importance of Software Architecture design has been acknowledged as a very important factor for a high-quality software development. Different efforts in both industry and academia have produced multiple system development methodologies (SDMs) that include SA design activities. In addition, standardization bodies have defined different recommendations regarding Software Architecture design. However, in industry Software Architecture best practices are currently poorly employed. This fact constrains the benefits that industry can potentially obtain from Software Architecture design in software development. In this paper, we analyze the degree to which the four main recognized SDMs -RUP (Rational Unified Process), MSF (Microsoft Solutions Framework), MBASE (Model-Based System Architecting and Software Engineering), and RUP-SOA (Rational Unified Process for Service-oriented Architecture) -adhere to the best practices of Software Architecture design. Our analysis points out some of the most important strengths and weakness regarding Software Architecture design and highlights some of the most relevant issues of Software Architecture design that need to be incorporated into such methodologies.

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Section: A General Review Of Rup Msf Mbase and Rup-soa Sdmsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The strengths and weaknesses of software architecture design in the RUP, MSF, MBASE and RUP-SOA methodologies: A conceptual review

Reyes-Delgado¹,

Mora

Durán-Limón

et al. 2016

Computer Standards & Interfaces

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A System Development Life Cycle for Persuasive Design for Sustainability

Mustaquim

Nyström

2015

Persuasive Technology

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Abstract. The impact of a system development lifecycle (SDLC) often determines the success of a project from analysis to evolution. Although SDLC can be universally used design projects, a focused SDLC for a specific complex design issue could be valuable for understanding diverse user needs. The importance of sustainability elevation using a persuasive system is not new. Previous research presented frameworks and design principles for persuasive system design for sustainability, while an SDLC of sustainable system development also exists. However, at present no SDLC for persuasive design aiming for sustainability is evident, which was proposed in this paper. An existing sustainable SDLC established earlier by the authors was taken as the reference framework. A cognitive model with established persuasive design principles was then analyzed and mapped within the context of the reference framework to come up with the resulting life cycle. Finally, extensive discussions and future work possibilities were given.

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Review of Relevant System Development Life Cycles (SDLCs) in Service-Oriented Software Engineering (SoSE)

Rodríguez-Martínez¹,

Mora

Rodríguez

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JART

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Service-oriented software engineering (SoSE) is a new paradigm for building software systems, fostered by the availability of a new -but already mature- computing technology based on services. SoSE advances the current object-oriented and the component-based software engineering paradigms. Under that new paradigm, multiple software-system development life cycle (SDLC) methodologies have been proposed; however, none of them have gained a total acceptance as the dominant SDLC in SoSE. On this theoretical and practical situation, we believe that a research is required to reach more standardized and stabilized knowledge about SDLCs in SoSE. Thus, this article reviews nine recent SDLCs proposed for SoSE with the aim to present a descriptive-comparative landscape of a relevant range of SDLCs for SoSE. Such description-comparison is guided by two criteria: (i) the extent of completeness of each SDLC, with respect to the proposed phases, activities and delivered artifacts, and (ii) the extent of the Boehm-Turner’s Rigor-Agility balance. Our results suggest that only three of the nine SDLCs studied already provide the best level of completeness and Rigor-Agility. Finally, we consider that the reported descriptivecomparative framework and their findings from each SDLC can be useful also for comparing and elaborating future SDLCs in SoSE.

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Process Models of SDLCs

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The strengths and weaknesses of software architecture design in the RUP, MSF, MBASE and RUP-SOA methodologies: A conceptual review

The strengths and weaknesses of software architecture design in the RUP, MSF, MBASE and RUP-SOA methodologies: A conceptual review

A System Development Life Cycle for Persuasive Design for Sustainability

Review of Relevant System Development Life Cycles (SDLCs) in Service-Oriented Software Engineering (SoSE)

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