A Hybrid Software Development Model for Risk Reduction through Agile Principles
Manoj Pandian Sakthivel, G. Singaravel
Abstract
Manoj Pandian Sakthivel, G. Singaravel
Abstract
The software developed should be based on a particular model. The model selected should have low risk factor. Though the risk factor is low on certain aspects, there may be some critical aspects for which the same model cannot reduce the risk. In this paper, a hybrid approach has been proposed to reduce the risks through agile principles. The agile principles are applied over incremental and prototype model. Tautological implications are used to prove that the spiral model is a crossover of incremental and prototype model.
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The software developed should be based on a particular model. The model selected should have low risk factor. Though the risk factor is low on certain aspects, there may be some critical aspects for which the same model cannot reduce the risk. In this paper, a hybrid approach has been proposed to reduce the risks through agile principles. The agile principles are applied over incremental and prototype model. Tautological implications are used to prove that the spiral model is a crossover of incremental and prototype model.
Key concepts: Agile software development, Reduction (mathematics), Software, Engineering, Mathematics, Computer science, Software engineering, Geometry