Explain spiral model?
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Answer / raj
In spiral model is like iterative development cycle
model. in this model we will take some requirements and
start developing. this works like this
start with some requirement--> architecture design-->coding
and unit testing-->testing and reviewing and again we will
add some requirement and again we will follow the same
steps.
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Answer / n@n!
when the requirements are not clear and implementation is
problem then we go for spiral model.
it is applicable for large projects.
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Answer / kamlesh
In Spiral Model, There are 4 phase-
1)Requirement 2)Risk Analysis 3)Engineering 4)Customer
Evaluation.
In Requirement phase- client requirement is defined.
In Risk analysis phase- where the risk in your project they
defined.
In Engineering phase- in this phase coding and testing do.
In customer evaluation- build the software and deliver the
software.
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