Step 3: Design
Designis the process of creating the model of your classes, from which you will
generate your code.
Step 4: Implementation
Implementationis writing it in code (for example, in C++).
Step 5: Testing
Testingis making sure that you did it right.
Step 6: Rollout
Rolloutis getting it to your customers.334 Day 11
These are not the same as the phasesof the Rational Unified Process,
which are- Inception
- Elaboration
- Construction
- Transition
Or the workflowsof the Rational Unified Process, which are - Business Modeling
- Requirements
- Analysis and Design
- Implementation
- Test
- Deployment
- Configuration and Change Management
- Project Management
- Environment
NOTEDon’t misunderstand—in reality, you run through each of these steps many times during
the course of the development of a single product. The iterative development process is
just hard to present and understand if you cycle through each step.
This process should sound easy. All the rest of today’s lesson is simply the details.