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Tailoring RUP to Shataayu Project : A Case Study

Fatema Rangwala, Kirti Mathur, Taher Ali Rangwala, Ashwini Mathur

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Abstract

For developing a project the framework which is widely used is Rational Unified Process (RUP). RUP is used widely due to its core principles i.e. architecture centric, uses use case model for user documentation and is an iterative and incremental process model. RUP defines many artifacts and roles which are very useful during software development. But RUP does not fit for all software’s to be developed as there are many different type of software with different requirements. Therefore RUP as defined cannot be used in some projects. Therefore it has to be tailored. In this case study we are representing a project in which how RUP is tailored is shown. Research method used in this case study is action research and for data collection postmortem analysis is done. In which all the team members evaluate the project being developed and project’s flip side is also discussed.

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For developing a project the framework which is widely used is Rational Unified Process (RUP). RUP is used widely due to its core principles i.e. architecture centric, uses use case model for user documentation and is an iterative and incremental process model. RUP defines many artifacts and roles which are very useful during software development. But RUP does not fit for all software’s to be developed as there are many different type of software with different requirements. Therefore RUP as defined cannot be used in some projects. Therefore it has to be tailored. In this case study we are representing a project in which how RUP is tailored is shown. Research method used in this case study is action research and for data collection postmortem analysis is done. In which all the team members evaluate the project being developed and project’s flip side is also discussed.

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For developing a project the framework which is widely used is Rational Unified Process (RUP). RUP is used widely due to its core principles i.e. architecture centric, uses use case model for user documentation and is an iterative and incremental process model. RUP defines many artifacts and roles which are very useful during software development. But RUP does not fit for all software’s to be developed as there are many different type of software with different requirements. Therefore RUP as defined cannot be used in some projects. Therefore it has to be tailored. In this case study we are representing a project in which how RUP is tailored is shown. Research method used in this case study is action research and for data collection postmortem analysis is done. In which all the team members evaluate the project being developed and project’s flip side is also discussed.

Key concepts: Rational Unified Process, Computer science, Software engineering, Project team, Documentation, Software development process, Software, Software development

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