Phases of the Rational Unified Process

Covering the four phases of the Rational Unified Process: their goals, outputs, order, the distinction between phases and process activities, the three RUP perspectives, and how iteration is supported within and across phases.

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RUP — What Kind of Process Model?

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The Rational Unified Process (RUP) is described as a hybrid process model. What does this mean?

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Three Perspectives of the RUP

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To complete the line match
  1. Click on an item in the first group
  2. Click on an item in the second group
  3. To delete a match, double click on a line

Perspective

Dynamic
Static
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Shows

The phases of the model over time
The process activities (workflows) that are enacted
Good practices recommended for use during the process

Unlike conventional process models that present a single view, the RUP is described from three perspectives.

Match each perspective to what it shows.

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RUP Phases vs Process Activities

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Unlike the waterfall model, the RUP does not equate phases directly with process activities. How are phases and activities related in the RUP?

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Four RUP Phases — Correct Order

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Please drag and drop the options to sort them

Sort RUP phases into the correct order, from first to last.

Transition
Elaboration
Inception
Construction
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Inception Phase — Goal

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What is the primary goal of the Inception phase in the RUP?

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Inception Phase — Cancellation Decision

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True or False: In the RUP, the project can be legitimately cancelled at the end of the Inception phase if the system's contribution to the business is found to be minor.

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Elaboration Phase — Goals and Outputs

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What are the goals of the Elaboration phase, and what should you have on completion? Select all correct outputs.

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Construction Phase — Activities and Output

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Complete the sentence about the Construction phase.

The Construction phase involves system design, (1), and testing. Parts of the system are developed in parallel and integrated during this phase. On completion you should have a working software system and associated documentation that is ready for (2) to users.

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Transition Phase — Purpose and Challenge

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The Transition phase is described as something often ignored in most software process models, yet expensive and sometimes problematic. What is its purpose, and what should you have on completion?

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RUP Iteration — Two Ways

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×Each individual phase may be enacted in an iterative way, with the results developed incrementally within that phase
×The whole set of phases may be enacted incrementally, with the process repeating from Transition back to Inception
Iteration within a phase
Iteration across all phases

The RUP supports iteration in two ways. Classify each statement under the correct type of iteration.

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