IS V Model a Process model or a Technique ?
Can V process/Technique if answer for above be implemented
in WaterFall Model.
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Answer Posted / jim
V Model is the process model to provide quality product by
combining SDLC and STLC. In this model Both SDLC & STLC
works parallely. Left Hand side of the V model contains
SDLC in downhill direction whereas right hand side of the V
model contains STLC in Uphill direction.
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