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Written by Haleem Bhatti   
Tuesday, 24 October 2006

Rational Unified Process (RUP) is a rigorous and complex methodology. It is based on the idea of an iterative software development process. It was created and named by the Rational Software Corporation (bought by IBM in 2003). RUP describes how to develop software effectively using a vast range of techniques.

  • Develop software iteratively
  • Manage requirements
  • Use component-based architecture
  • Visual modeling of software
  • Verify software quality
  • Control changes to software

 

RUP consist of a large number of different tasks and activities. Within each iteration, the tasks are categorized into nine disciplines:Engineering Disciplines:

  • Business modeling discipline
  • Requirements discipline
  • Analysis and design discipline
  • Implementation discipline
  • Test discipline
  • Deployment discipline

 

Supporting Disciplines:

  • Configuration and change management discipline
  • Project management discipline
  • Environment discipline

 

 

It is especially targeted to larger software development teams working on large projects with a very rigorous methodology and a long time horizon. It can use specific modelling languages as UML and specific approaches like Model Driven Architecture (MDA).

 

Rational Software at IBM

IBM Rational Unified Process Web Site

IBM Rational Method Composer Web Site.

IBM Rational Unified Process at Wikipedia

 

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