The document proposes adding video calling capabilities to iPads by following the Rational Unified Process (RUP) model of software development. RUP includes four phases - Inception, Elaboration, Construction, and Transition. In the Inception phase, requirements and scope are understood. Elaboration involves use case analysis and modeling. Construction focuses on implementation. Transition delivers the working system and transfers control to a maintenance team. The document outlines each RUP phase and notes pros like improved risk management and cons like complexity. It concludes the presented software development phases are commonly used in industry.

1. Introduction to Software Development
BSCS(2010-2014)
27-09-2012
Video Calling on Ipads
Presented to:
Ma’am Marium Nosheen
Group Members:
Sameera Abbas 1852
Wakeela Batool 1900

2. CONTENTS
 Problem statement
 What’s an IPad?
 Our suggested Model (RUP)
*Inception
*Elaboration
*Construction
*Transition
 Score Card
 Conclusion

3. PROBLEM STATEMENT
Initially there was only audio call system. The
problem of not having video during a call was
common. The persons contacting each other could
not watch each other, the communication between
the two was only audio.

4. WHAT’S AN IPAD?
 The iPad is a line of tablet computers designed and
marketed by Apple Inc., primarily as a platform for
audio-visual media including books, periodicals,
movies, music, games, apps and web content.
 Its size and weight fall between those of
contemporary smartphones and laptop computers.

6. TAP FACE TIME TO MAKE A VIDEO CALL.
 Face Time closes the distance between you and
the people you care about — from miles to inches
 To make a video call, tap Face Time. Then select a
name, wait for the person to accept the call, and
smile big. Face Time works over Wi-Fi or cellular
networks, so you can wave hello from practically
anywhere.
 Switch between cameras during a call.

8. RATIONAL PROCESS MODEL
 RUP was originally developed by Rational Software
(now part of IBM).
 It is a Software engineering process
 It is a process product
 It enhances team productivity
 It creates and maintains models
 It is a guide to effectively use the Unified Modeling
Language
 Its goal is to delivery a high quality product that the
customer actually wants

9. FEATURES OF RUP
 Iterative Development
 Requirements Management
 Visual Modeling of Systems
 Quality Management
 Change Control Management

10. ITERATIONS
 The primary goal of each iteration is to slowly chip
away at the risk facing the project, namely:
 performance risks
 integration risks
 conceptual risks (design flaws)
 The result of a single iteration is an increment--
an incremental improvement of the system

11. PHASES OF RUP

12. INCEPTION
 Built a good understanding of the requirements
and scope of the system.
 Initial requirements capture
 Cost Benefit Analysis
 Initial Risk Analysis
 Defining a candidate architecture

13. ELABORATION
 Use Case Analysis
 Use Case (80% written and reviewed by end of phase)
 Use Case Model (80% done)
 Scenarios
 Sequence and Collaboration Diagrams
 Class, Activity, Component, State Diagrams
 Glossary (so users and developers can speak common
vocabulary)
 Domain Model
 to understand the problem: the system’s requirements as they
exist within the context of the problem domain
 Risk Assessment Plan revised
 Architecture Document

15. CONSTRUCTION
 The Construction Phase is concerned with moving
from the executable architecture created in the
Elaboration Phase to an operational system.
 The focus here is to develop the application to the
point where it is ready for deployment.
 Focus is on implementation of the design

16. TRANSITION
 Also known as termination phase.
 Development team begins to shrink
 Control is moved to maintenance team
 We can now deliver the system into production

17. PROS OF RUP
 Regular feedback from and to stakeholders
 Efficient use of resources
 You deliver exactly what the customer wants
 Issues are discovered early in your project
 Supports iterative development
 Improved risk management

18. CONS OF RUP
 The process may be too complex to implement
 Development can get out of control
 It is a heavyweight process
 You need an expert to fully adopt this process

19. SCORE CARD
Factors RUP
Risk 1
Team 3
Time 2
Cost 3
Flexibility 3

20. CONCLUSION
The assignment (software phases) presented by us
has already been accomplished by software
Engineers and are executed at many levels.
We have made this assignment according to the
material and information provided to us by different
software houses , software Engineers and other
members related to this field.