Models of Software Maintenance
Models of Software Maintenance:
The Reuse Oriented Model:
The parts of the old/existing system that are appropriate for reuse are identified and understood, in Reuse Oriented Model. These parts are then go through modification and enhancement, which are done on the basis of the specified new requirements. The final step of this model is the integration of modified parts into the new system.
Boehm's Model:
Boehm’s Model performs a maintenance process based on the economic models and principles. It represents the maintenance process in a closed loop cycle, wherein changes are suggested and approved first and then are executed.
Taute Maintenance Model:
Named after the person who proposed the model, Taute’s model is a typical maintenance model that consists of eight phases in cycle fashion. The process of maintenance begins by requesting the change and ends with its operation.
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