Keywords: linear sequential model advantages and disadvantages
Introduction
Software process (Jean, Badara & David 1999) defines the way in which software development is organized, managed, measured, backed and advanced. Although they could show different degrees of sophistication in mastering their operations, all organizations involved in software-development follow an activity of some kind, implicit or explicit, reproducible, instrumented, versatile or elsewhere. Software Development Organization in general has come to realize that the main element to successful delivery (promptly, on budget, with the expected quality) is based on the effective management of these software process.
Generic phase
Pressman (2001) mentions that software executive can be grouped into three stages, regardless of software area, project size or complexity.
Main
