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Binto Varghese Paul<br />Agile Unified Process <br />

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Agile Unified Process (AUP) is a simplified version of the Rational Unified Process .<br />The Rational Unified Process (RUP) is an iterative software development process framework.<br />AUP describes a simple, easy to understand approach to develop business application software.<br /> AUP has seven steps.<br />

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AUP Life Cycle<br />

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7 Steps Of AUP<br />Model -Understand the business ,problems of the project, and identify a viable solution.<br />Implementation-Transform model into executable code and perform a basic level of testing.<br />Test- Quality testing, finding defects, validating ,verifying the requirements are met.<br />Deployment- Planning for the delivery, execute the plan, make the system available to end users.<br />Configuration Management -Manage access to project artifacts, tracking artifact versions over time ,controlling and managing changes to them.<br />

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Project Management- Direct the activities, managing risks, directing people ,assigning tasks, tracking progress, coordinating .<br />Environment. Support the rest of the effort by ensuring that the proper process, guidance and tools (hardware, software) are available for the team as needed.<br />

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Incremental Releases Over Time<br />

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Releasing product in portions.<br />eg. Version1 Version 2<br />Development releases at the end of each iteration into.<br />First production release takes longer time than subsequent releases.<br />Eg. Software, O.S <br />Thank You<br />