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    Prototyping is a process of quickly building a working model of a design to test aspects of the design and gather early user feedback. It involves gathering requirements, creating a rough initial design, building a prototype, getting user evaluations, refining the prototype based on feedback, and ultimately engineering the final product. Prototyping reduces development time and costs while improving user satisfaction by incorporating user input early. However, it requires management and documentation to avoid issues with long-term maintenance and design changes over time.

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    Prototyping is a process of quickly building a working model of a design to test aspects of the design and gather early user feedback. It involves gathering requirements, creating a rough initial design, building a prototype, getting user evaluations, refining the prototype based on feedback, and ultimately engineering the final product. Prototyping reduces development time and costs while improving user satisfaction by incorporating user input early. However, it requires management and documentation to avoid issues with long-term maintenance and design changes over time.

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    Prototyping is a process of quickly building a working model of a design to test aspects of the design and gather early user feedback. It involves gathering requirements, creating a rough initial design, building a prototype, getting user evaluations, refining the prototype based on feedback, and ultimately engineering the final product. Prototyping reduces development time and costs while improving user satisfaction by incorporating user input early. However, it requires management and documentation to avoid issues with long-term maintenance and design changes over time.

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    PROTOTYPIN

    G
    GATTANI NEHA BRIJMOHAN
    ROLL NO.14081
    MBA-1

    What is Prototype?

    Prototyping is the process of


    quickly putting together a working
    model (a prototype) in order to test
    various aspects of a design,
    illustrate ideas or features and
    gather early user feedback.-

    Prototyping
    Prototyping

    is an informationgathering technique

    Prototypes

    are useful in seeking user


    reactions, suggestions, innovations,
    and revision plans

    Prototyping

    may be used as an
    alternative to the systems
    development life cycle

    Prototyping Objectives
    The

    objective of evolutionary
    prototyping is to deliver a working
    system to end-users
    The development starts with those

    requirements which are best understood.

    The

    objective of throw-away
    prototyping is to validate or derive
    the system requirements
    The prototyping process starts with those

    requirements which are poorly understood

    Developing a Prototype:

    Outline of the prototyping process


    1.Requirement Gathering & Analysis
    The user is interviewed in order to
    know the requirements of the system.
    2.Quick design
    It is not a detailed design and
    includes only important aspects of the
    system which gives an idea of system to the
    users.

    Continued.
    3.Build prototype
    Information gathered from
    quick design is modified to form the first
    prototype which represents the working
    model of the required system.
    4.User Evaluation
    Here , the proposed system is
    presented to the user. To recognise its
    strength & weakness.

    Continued
    5.Refining Prototype
    Once the user evaluates the
    prototype & if he is not satisfied, current
    prototype is refined according to the
    requirements.
    6.Engineer product
    Thus, user lastly accepts the
    final prototype

    THE PROTOTYPING PROCESS

    Advantages
    Reduces development time.
    Reduces development costs.
    Requires user involvement.
    Developers
    receive
    quantifiable
    user
    feedback.
    Facilitates system implementation since
    users know what to expect.
    Results in higher user satisfaction.
    Exposes developers to potential future
    system enhancements.

    Disadvantages

    This method can be used to avoid


    documenting the requirements of the
    system.

    Management is required

    Long term maintenance can be expensive

    Uncertain design ideas

    Information can be lost through so many

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