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The Spiral Model is a software development lifecycle model that combines elements of the waterfall and iterative models, focusing on risk management through iterative development cycles. It is particularly advantageous for complex, high-risk projects due to its flexibility, early risk identification, and user feedback mechanisms. However, it also presents challenges such as increased complexity and cost, requiring skilled project managers for effective implementation.

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The Spiral Model is a software development lifecycle model that combines elements of the waterfall and iterative models, focusing on risk management through iterative development cycles. It is particularly advantageous for complex, high-risk projects due to its flexibility, early risk identification, and user feedback mechanisms. However, it also presents challenges such as increased complexity and cost, requiring skilled project managers for effective implementation.

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The Spiral Model

by: Group 9
Introduction
The Spiral Model is one of the most
important Software Development Life
Cycle models. The Spiral Model is a
combination of the waterfall model and
the iterative model. It provides support for
Risk Handling. The Spiral Model was first
proposed by Barry Boehm. This report
focuses on discussing the Spiral Model in
detail.
Overview
The Spiral Model is a risk-driven approach that involves
iterative development cycles, with each cycle consisting
of four phases:

1. Planning: Define objectives, identify risks, and


develop a plan.
2. Risk Analysis: Assess and mitigate risks.
3. Engineering: Design, implement, and test the
software.
4.Evaluation: Review and evaluate the software.
Advantages
Early risk identification and mitigation: The risk
analysis phase allows for early identification and
mitigation of potential problems.

Flexibility and adaptability: The iterative nature of


the spiral model allows for changes and
adjustments throughout the development process.

Early user feedback: Prototyping and evaluatio


phases allow for early user feedback and input.
Disadvantages
Complexity:The spiral model can be more complex to manage
than simpler models like Waterfall. Cost:The iterative nature of
the spiral model can lead to higher development costs.

Requires skilled project managers: Effective implementation of


the spiral model requires skilled project managers who can
effectively manage risks and iterations.
When to use the Spiral Model
Large, complex projects: The spiral model is well-suited for
projects with high complexity and uncertainty.

Projects with evolving requirements: The iterative nature of the


spiral model allows for incorporating changes and new
requirements throughout the development process.

Projects with high risk: The risk-driven approach of the spiral


model helps to identify and manage potential risks effectively.
Summary
The Spiral Model is a flexible and risk-driven software
development process that combines iterative
development with continuous evaluation and refinement.
It's suitable for complex and high-risk projects, and
promotes the development of high-quality software.
#Recommendation
The Spiral Model is recommended for:
- Complex and high-risk projects
- Projects with unclear or changing requirements
- Projects that require continuous evaluation and
refinement
- Teams that want to manage risk and uncertainty
effectively
Group 9 Members
Leader: Jake Reneir Nacar

Dave Ivan Tariga


Jhon Roque Senarillos
Lovelieu Belle Miñoza
Jelly Mae Palomar
Jhon Roque Senarillos
Julius Baclay
Thank You

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