For the first time i have actually understood spiral model.otherwise all we read in articles and books are they are for maintainence models..combination of waterfall and prototyping...i mean the theoretical parts only with ppts....the actual action is taught by you..thank you so much.🙏
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Great explanation ...I have a doubt when water fall model and spiral model has same thing like once requirement and feasibility is done we can’t go back .then why to use spiral model?
Manish , thank you for your wonderful videos, it is helping me a lot but I have doubt that if because of adding 2nd and 3rd module and the combining module is affecting 1st module and thrown some ....then how it is resolved.
Hello, you explained it nicely but i m bit confused. As you told the first advantage of spiral model is 'Requirement change allows' but in Disadvantage you told 'Requirement change not allowed'. So its same like Waterfall model, means once the testing is completed we can change the requirement there also, In between cycle we can not change the requirement neither in Spiral Model nor in waterfall model. So what is the difference between those two model as per requirement perspective.
Every model is like sdlc process.. In spiral model is cycle looks like water fall ...but water model is used for small projects where requirements freezed ( means well understood of requirements) .. but spiral is not like that .. it used in long and ongoing projects... whenever customers want to building the different modules of the software..then we use spiral model . Like product based companys .. they update software for market requirement ..
One more doubt: Let's say module 1 is released to customer after testing. In spiral model requirement changes are allowed after every cycle, right? Question: So whenever next requirement came can they come with changes in the old module which we already released?
I have one year of experience in development but i want to switch my carrier from development to testing is it all videos are essential for testing job?
In the spiral model explanation, Just a small doubt Let's say module 3 released as per the spiral model - Rc+ FC done and design & coding & Testing is done. we will test module 3 first. Then we will test integration between new module (Module3) and old module (Module 2) and we are testing module - 3 and module - 1 Then again, we will test module 1 and module 2 again to make sure no issues because of integration. Question: But one question is why can't we test integration between module - 3 & module - 2 & module - 1?????
So as per my understanding spiral and Agile model have no dissimilarity. Because both can be tested and if any bugs found developer will develop the right code. Can you give me differences bewteen Agile and spiral model. Requirments can be modified after each model has completed but not in between cycle. Thanks
Im not from Software background. In waterfall, we freeze the requirements then design and coding, testing. Same is happening here. So disadvantage with Spiral and Waterfall model is same that we cant change the requirements once freeze. could you please help me understand why this model came when disadvantage is same ? Thank you in advance.
Every model is like sdlc process.. In spiral model is cycle looks like water fall ...but water model is used for small projects where requirements freezed ( means well understood of requirements) .. but spiral is not like that .. it used in long and ongoing projects... whenever customers want to building the different modules of the software..then we use spiral model . Like product based companys .. they update software for market requirement
Once a test engineer finds a bug, they document it and communicate the issue to the developers. The developers then work on fixing the bug. After the fix, the test engineer re-tests the build to ensure the issue is resolved. In the Waterfall model, fixing bugs can be difficult due to its linear structure, as it is hard to go back to previous phases. However, fixing the bug is necessary for the software's success, which is why this process must be followed, despite the challenges.
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For the first time i have actually understood spiral model.otherwise all we read in articles and books are they are for maintainence models..combination of waterfall and prototyping...i mean the theoretical parts only with ppts....the actual action is taught by you..thank you so much.🙏
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Great explanation ...I have a doubt when water fall model and spiral model has same thing like once requirement and feasibility is done we can’t go back .then why to use spiral model?
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What approach should be followed to write test case in different types of SDLC..e.g test case for spiral ,waterfall,safe agile modules etc
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Manish , thank you for your wonderful videos, it is helping me a lot but I have doubt that if because of adding 2nd and 3rd module and the combining module is affecting 1st module and thrown some ....then how it is resolved.
Hello, you explained it nicely but i m bit confused. As you told the first advantage of spiral model is 'Requirement change allows' but in Disadvantage you told 'Requirement change not allowed'. So its same like Waterfall model, means once the testing is completed we can change the requirement there also, In between cycle we can not change the requirement neither in Spiral Model nor in waterfall model.
So what is the difference between those two model as per requirement perspective.
Every model is like sdlc process.. In spiral model is cycle looks like water fall ...but water model is used for small projects where requirements freezed ( means well understood of requirements) .. but spiral is not like that .. it used in long and ongoing projects... whenever customers want to building the different modules of the software..then we use spiral model . Like product based companys .. they update software for market requirement ..
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One more doubt:
Let's say module 1 is released to customer after testing.
In spiral model requirement changes are allowed after every cycle, right?
Question:
So whenever next requirement came can they come with changes in the old module which we already released?
Hii @harshith, same doubt i have, did u get the answer for it??
I have one year of experience in development but i want to switch my carrier from development to testing is it all videos are essential for testing job?
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Is here in spiral model, maintenance and implementation is not there,like waterfall model ,only after testing directly giving the product?????
In the spiral model explanation,
Just a small doubt
Let's say module 3 released as per the spiral model - Rc+ FC done and design & coding & Testing is done.
we will test module 3 first.
Then we will test integration between new module (Module3) and old module (Module 2) and we are testing module - 3 and module - 1
Then again, we will test module 1 and module 2 again to make sure no issues because of integration.
Question:
But one question is why can't we test integration between module - 3 & module - 2 & module - 1?????
Hii sir
Can u explain major & minor changes
So as per my understanding spiral and Agile model have no dissimilarity.
Because both can be tested and if any bugs found developer will develop the right code.
Can you give me differences bewteen Agile and spiral model.
Requirments can be modified after each model has completed but not in between cycle.
Thanks
Real world example of spiral model
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Sir why previous module get effected in new module comes
I have one doubt
At last u wrote that req & design not tested.
What does it mean.
Hello sir, may I ask? How does the Spiral Model speed up group's productivity?
hi, pls share link of waterfall method,on click on water fall merhod link other video -stages of requirement video is getting open
what is Port Testing? I checked on but I am getting different answers, so if you will tell means, its become clear
Isn't it the same as an Agile? Agile is also an incremental and iterative model.
What about major Changes nd Minor changes
What are the difference between agile and spiral.....?
Is spiral model and regression is same if not difference please
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U didn't mention about risk analysis
If there is change in 2 second module what we do
How this is different from AGILE
What is build in simple words? Example? Can anyone tell me ?
Im not from Software background.
In waterfall, we freeze the requirements then design and coding, testing. Same is happening here. So disadvantage with Spiral and Waterfall model is same that we cant change the requirements once freeze.
could you please help me understand why this model came when disadvantage is same ? Thank you in advance.
Every model is like sdlc process.. In spiral model is cycle looks like water fall ...but water model is used for small projects where requirements freezed ( means well understood of requirements) .. but spiral is not like that .. it used in long and ongoing projects... whenever customers want to building the different modules of the software..then we use spiral model . Like product based companys .. they update software for market requirement
your white board is so little amid explanation is nice but please try to increase the board size
Sir what is module ????
Sir,in water fall model
If test engineer get the bug
Then how to fix the bug
Because we can't go back
At that time what should we do
Once a test engineer finds a bug, they document it and communicate the issue to the developers. The developers then work on fixing the bug. After the fix, the test engineer re-tests the build to ensure the issue is resolved.
In the Waterfall model, fixing bugs can be difficult due to its linear structure, as it is hard to go back to previous phases. However, fixing the bug is necessary for the software's success, which is why this process must be followed, despite the challenges.
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Sir FS means what?
Functional specification
Feasibility study