Architecture and Scope of CASE

Scope of CASE

Now we will see the scope of CASE in the context of CASE tools.

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Project planning tools
It is used for cost and effort estimation and project scheduling.

Process modelling and management tools
It represents key elements of processes and provides links to other tools that provide support to defined process activities.

Risk analysis tools
This tool helps project managers build risk tables by providing detailed guidance in the identification and analysis of risks. 

Requirements tracing tools
provide a systematic database-like approach to tracking requirement status beginning with specification

Metrics and management tools
Management-oriented tools capture technically oriented metrics that determine metrics that provide greater insight into the quality of design or code and project-specific metrics that provide an overall indication of productivity or quality.

Documentation tools
It provides opportunities for improved productivity by reducing the amount of time needed to produce work products.

System software tools
It is the network system software, object management services, distributed component support, and communications software.

Quality assurance tools
These are the tools that extract metrics to project the quality of software being built or metrics tools that audit source code to determine compliance with language standards.

Software configuration management tools
It uses the CASE repository to assist with all SCMtasks (identification, version control, change control, auditing, status accounting)

Database management tools
RDMS and OODMS serve as the foundation for the establishment of the CASE repository

Analysis and design tools
It enables the software engineer to create analysis and design models of the system to be built perform consistency checking between models.

FAQs

1. What is SDLC?
   SDLC, which stands for Software Development Life Cycle, is a methodology, a process that produces software ensuring high quality and low cost in a short amount of time. It provides a well-structured flow of phases that help to quickly produce high-quality, well-tested, and production-ready software.
    
2. What are the phases of  SDLC?
   Phases of Software Development Life Cycle are:
   Feasibility study  
   Requirements analysis and specification  
   Design  
   Coding and unit testing  
   Testing  
   Maintenance

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