Comparative Analysis of Object-Oriented and Cleanroom Software Engineering Techniques |
Author(s): |
| V Raghuveer Rao , Institute of Technology- Nirma University; Prof. Sharnil Pandya, Institute of Technology- Nirma University; Harish Bhutra, Institute of Technology- Nirma University; Bhavik Bansal, Institute of Technology- Nirma University |
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| OOA (Object oriented analysis), UML (Unified Modeling Language), OOD (Object oriented Design), UI (User Interface), Cleanroom, Box model, Certification |
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While Traditional Software Engineering cycle consists of analysis, design, code, test, and debug, Cleanroom software engineering emphasizes the need to build quality and reliable software as it is being developed. Life cycle fallowed by these methods also differ, Cleanroom follows the incremental development while the object -oriented approach follows the iterative development of the project. In Cleanroom Software Engineering Model, Software Quality is achieved by design and verification itself, not through testing as is case in Object Oriented Software Engineering Model. This built in quality can lower the overall cost of the product, and the designs also tends to be more concise and compact than average, In this paper both these models have been Juxtaposed, Analyzed and Reviewed. |
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Paper ID: IJSRDV2I2081 Published in: Volume : 2, Issue : 2 Publication Date: 01/05/2014 Page(s): 436-438 |
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