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The ``The Rational Unified Process, An Introduction''[9], specifies the following purpose, objectives, activities, and outcome from an elaboration phase.
- Analyze the problem domain.
- Establish a sound architecturla foundation.
- Develop the project plan.
- Eliminate the highest-risk elements.
- Define, validate, and baseline the architecture.
- Baseline the vision.
- Baseline a plan for the construction phase.
- Demonstrate that the baseline architecture will support the vision for a reasonable cost in a reasonable time, or not.
- The vision is elaborated.
- The process, infrastructure, and development environment are elaborated.
- Processes, tools, and automation support are put into place.
- The architecture is elaborated and the components are selected.
- An 80% complete use-case model has been developed.
- Supplementary requirements are documented.
- A software architecture description is created.
- An executable architectural prototype is created.
- A revised risk list and business case are created.
- A development plan for the overall project is created.
- An updated development case is created, specifying the process to be used.
- Construction plan.
- Software prototypes.
- Risk identification and management plan.
- A test plan.
- A data dictionary.
- A preliminary user manual.
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