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Difference between Hybrid and derived models???
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Answer / dimpu1909
HYBRID MODEL:merging two or more models together and developing new one is called as hybrid model.
DERIVED MODEL:changing the basic model and deriving the required model is called as derived or customized model..
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Answer / nithin
4.Hybrid Model :
Hybrid model can be defined as the combination of two Models.
We can implement the combinations such as (prototype model with V -model) / (Prototype model with spiral model) in the Hybrid Model
When the given requirements are not clear and if they are given part by part we can combine (Prototype model with spiral mode).
When the given requirements are not clear and if get long term projects we can combine (prototype model with V -model).
For example let us consider the combination of Prototype with spiral model.
Procedure :
First we will collect the requirements of one Module.
Develop a prototype.
Test the prototype.
Customer review.
Customer approval
Then design of that prototype for that module.
After design, coding and then testing.
Deploy to the customer.
This process continues for all the modules present in the application.
Prototype model :
It is a dummy application which is functionally not stable.
Main purpose of this model is to get the clarity of the requirement document.
It helps to improve the communication between the client and the developers so the that the end result will be most satisfying.
The client will actually get a feel about how the the software is being developed.
Advantages :
There will be a better clarity in the requirements.
Combination of the Prototype model with other models will reduces the expenses spent on the re-work.
Reasons For Drawbacks :
Delay will be more.
Investments are required to develop the prototype model.
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Answer / nithin
5.Derived Models :
Here we derive the features of one model and other features are added of .our own.
Water-flow Model is also known as the mother of all models because most
Example 1. Spiral Model is derived from Water-flow Model.
Example 2. Verification -Validation Model is derived from Water-flow Model.
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