The v model is similar to the waterfall model in that it is a sinuous process. Also that each individual stage must be fully completed before moving onto the next.
Advantages:
- Very basic which makes it easy to use and follow
- More chance of success than the waterfall model as the designing and planning comes before coding, which is more time saving
- Errors are tracked, so mistakes are spotted in the early stages, hence defects dont flow through all the stages
Disadvantages:
- Not as flexible as some of the other traditional methods
- There are no working prototypes developed before the implementation stage
I hope you understand my brief outline of the v model and its advantages and disadvantages.
I look forward to you seeing my next and final post.
really informative blog, excellent diagram as well – really clear and illustrates the text of the blog very well. 🙂