Prototyping
- Created by: GamerGeorgie
- Created on: 13-03-18 12:09
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- Prototyping
- What is prototyping?
- The prototype model addresses the common problem of customers not knowing all the requirements at the beginning of the project. They often know a high level of requirements but cannot specify them in detail required to make a successful system.
- A prototype is a working model of a new system.
- It involves a working model being created, tested, and used to give the user a "look and feel" experience.
- The WM is shown to the end user(s) who tests it and provides feedback and then it is refined again and again until they are satisfied.
- The prototype model addresses the common problem of customers not knowing all the requirements at the beginning of the project. They often know a high level of requirements but cannot specify them in detail required to make a successful system.
- What are the two types of prototyping?
- Evolutionary prototyping: involves building a working model or rough-cut of a new system to evaluate its potential
- Throw-away prototyping: The prototype is used to give the user a chance to experience the "look and feel" of the system.
- This is continually refined so that it eventually evolves into an acceptable user system.
- Evolutionary prototyping: involves building a working model or rough-cut of a new system to evaluate its potential
- Before it is discarded once the system specification has been established.
- Throw-away prototyping: The prototype is used to give the user a chance to experience the "look and feel" of the system.
- What is prototyping?
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