Property: Use$-$Case Driven: Explain the use$-$case software development process.

Property: Architecture$-$Centric: Explain what an architecture$-$centric software development process is$,$ and explain the three models of an architecture$-$centric software development process $($Functional$,$ Structural, and Behavioral$).$

Property: Iterative and Incremental: Provide an explanation of the iterative and incremental software development process.

Models: Functional, Structural, and Behavioral: Name the three models that an architecture$-$centric process produces $($Functional$,$ Structural, and Behavioral$).$

Description: What the Models Describe: Provide an explanation of the three models that an architecture$-$centric process describes $($Functional$,$ Structural, and Behavioral$).$

Diagram: Depiction of Three Basic Properties of Modern Software Development Processes: Provide a diagram that depicts the three basic properties of the modern software development process $($use$-$case driven, architecture$-$centric, and iterative and incremental$).$

Diagram: Depiction of Models Produced by These Processes: Provide a diagram that accurately depicts models produced by the development processes $($Functional$,$ Structural, and Behavioral$).$

One diagram concerns use$-$case driven, architecture$-$centric, and interactive and incremental processes. The other diagram concerns the Functional, Structural, and Behavioral models. Make sure you complete the readings in Module One before completing the activity.

How would you explain these properties diagrammatically and to a family member who has no idea about object$-$oriented analysis and design? You can put each model$/$property by itself and then explain how you think these models are related in words. It is important that you understand the relationships between the properties. There is no one correct way of doing this; use your imagination to diagrammatically show how you understand these concepts. It can be as simple as the diagram for iterative and incremental on page $13$ of the textbook.

Specifically address the questions below. $($Refer to pages $1113$ in the textbook.$)$

What is meant by these three basic properties of modern software development processes?

What are the three models that an architecture$-$centric process produces? Explain what these views or models describe.