2017•Unpublished venueRequires access

25 Hybrid Agile/Waterfall Software Development

Jones Capers

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Executive summary: As the name “information engineering” (IE) implies, this method is aimed primarily at large information systems, often using major enterprise-level databases, repositories, or even “big data” in today’s world. IE applications are not aimed at systems or embedded software. IE originated in Australia circa 1975 and then moved to other countries. IE has a broader set of requirements and design issues than other methods because it deals with database and information topics over and above pure software engineering.

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Key concepts: Waterfall, Agile software development, Waterfall model, Lean software development, Software development, Computer science, Software engineering, Systems engineering