Answer / ramprasad.

Water Fall Model:

1. Requirement gathering and analysis.

2. System Design

3. Implementation.

4. Testing.

5. Deployment of System.

6. Maintenance.

Answer / rashmi_vastred

ya thats true that its not successful model, thats what it
is called as older version of Software Development Life
Cycle,most of the companies go for V-n-v Model
(Verification and Validation model) also called as V model.


rashmi_vastred@yahoo.co.in

Answer / vanithalatha

waterfall model is a linear sequential model in which
progress flows steadily downwards like a waterfall from one
phase to another phase.In waterfall model,coding will start
once all the requiremtns are fixed.so it is very difficult
for customer to give all the requirements at the initial
stage itself.Adding new reuirementsor changes isvery
expensive.The main disadvantage of waterfall model is if
any error is found in one phase, from there it wont go
forward untill unless that error got clarified from earlier
stages.

Answer / p

Hi,
Like Ramprasad said this is how the water fall model
works. But it has it's major disadvantages. If there is a
major change in the requirement like adding new
functionality or fixing the defect when the application is
in testing phase, then it will be very expensive to fix it.
So this is not really a successful model.

Answer / dev

water ever our frndz said it is write.but if we take any
model we are having both things advantage and disadvantage
like in this water fall model we have
ADVANTAGE: Easy to moniter d project and maintain.
DISADVANTAGE: if the customer need to add any feature in
middle of d project its not possible in this model.

mostly company use v-model means not exactly that model
similar type of approach they proceed. companies having
there own approach just these models are reference to
them.......

Answer / dilip

In water fall model following are the stages,
1) Requirment analysis
2) Functional specification
3) Design-> In design HLD and LLD
4) Coding
5) Testing
6) Implementation
7) Maintenance

Answer / ram.polavarapu

analysis
design
coding and construction
testing and validations
release and maintenance

this model for small projects

by following the waterfall model we are not ensure the
quality of the application why because the testing is going
to conduct to fourth phase.

What is the difference between Use case and Test Scenario? Explain the Architecture of u r project?

1 Answers   CSS,

What's an 'inspection'?

1 Answers   Crea,

3. How would u test and automate Windows Auto-Update featur

1 Answers  

Advantage and disadvantage of waterfall model,v model and iteration or incremental model?

2 Answers   Philips, TCS,

What if the client finds a defect after delivering the product? How will you react and justify?

2 Answers   HeadStrong, IBM, Somany Ceramics,

How do you test for the coockies for a web application?

1 Answers   SuperValu,

types of reviews?Advantages of reviews? Diff between process and procedure? diff b/w verification and validation? diff b/w cmm,cmmi? exp tqm,gqm,iso,ieee? Roles and responsibilities of tester? Ricks,types of ricks? what r Quality factors?

1 Answers   Semantic Space,

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A FUNCTION & ACTIONS IN QTP? WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A FUNCTION & PROCEDURE IN QTP? DIFF BETWEEN ACTION AND REUSABLE ACTION?

1 Answers   RBS,

Explain scrum process

1 Answers  

Does Automation replace Manual Testing?

3 Answers  

Define the following and explain their usefulness: Change Management, Configuration Management, Version Control, and Defect Tracking.

2 Answers   Ordain Solutions,

If we got build [say 2.0]to test, we test it & maintain the log then we got same build [say 2.0] fixing bugs in the same version 2.0 again we test it .My question is How we maintain this second log of testing same build

1 Answers