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    vishal dhir
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    hi to all!!! Can anybody suggest me which process model should be used for air traffic control system like RAD model,spiral model,waterfall model,prototyping model,bug and fix model. also tell me the reason why should we use that?? Kindly help me out!!!!

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      hi to all!!! Can anybody suggest me which process model should be used for air traffic control system like RAD model,spiral model,waterfall model,prototyping model,bug and fix model. also tell me the reason why should we use that?? Kindly help me out!!!!

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      Colin Angus Mackay
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      vishal dhir wrote:

      Can anybody suggest me which process model should be used for air traffic control system like RAD model,spiral model,waterfall model,prototyping model,bug and fix model. also tell me the reason why should we use that??

      I don't think there is a correct answer to that. There are wrong answers, however. The best anyone can do is explain the pros and cons and then you have to decide which fits the best.

      vishal dhir wrote:

      RAD model

      Rapid Application Design: Used to get an application in to a usable state as quickly as possible. However, much functionality may perform poorly and it would be difficult to update.

      vishal dhir wrote:

      spiral model

      I presume this would be an interative approach, essentially looping around and around until the product was right. Intermediate stages can go in to production even although only partial functionality has been provided.

      vishal dhir wrote:

      waterfall model

      The classic, however it has been widely discredited for not allowing mistakes to be rectified easily, especially in the later stages of the project.

      vishal dhir wrote:

      prototyping model

      Allows a prospective client to see how the final product will look without any real functionality.

      vishal dhir wrote:

      bug and fix model

      What even the best intentioned projects descend into when management starts to panic - and they almost certainly will start to panic at some point. This is the worst model of all as the developers are told to throw all good practices out the window in order to achieve a fast turn around time. The problem is that the more best practices are thrown out the slower the team is to respond.


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        hi to all!!! Can anybody suggest me which process model should be used for air traffic control system like RAD model,spiral model,waterfall model,prototyping model,bug and fix model. also tell me the reason why should we use that?? Kindly help me out!!!!

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        Sebastian Schneider
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        Basically, any model will give you a useable result, if (and only if) you obey the rules and follow the model 100% to the end. However, I would either use the spiral model (improvement and extension over iterations) or any military-developed standard (e.g. the (http://www.v-modell-xt.de/[^]) or the US DoD STD 2167A, because they come from an environment with similar requirements (highest availability and reliability), though this is no guarantee if you deviate from what the model dictates.

        Cheers, Sebastian -- Contra vim mortem non est medicamen in hortem.

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          hi to all!!! Can anybody suggest me which process model should be used for air traffic control system like RAD model,spiral model,waterfall model,prototyping model,bug and fix model. also tell me the reason why should we use that?? Kindly help me out!!!!

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          As far as I recall, the book "Systems Engineering" by Ian Sommerville covered some aspects of Air Traffic Control Systems. http://www.dcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/~ifs/[^]

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