What is the Rational Unified Process - RUP?

In this video I want to answer the question, what is the Rational Unified Process, RUP?

The Rational Unified Process (RUP) is an agile software development and project management framework.

The Rational Unified Process Life Cycle
The Rational Unified Process has Four Phases:
- Inception Phase
- Elaboration Phase
- Implementation Phase
- Transition Phase

The RUP Process Dimension
Across the four phases of the RUP framework are a set of processes or disciplines.
- Business Modeling
- Requirements
- Analysis and design
- Implementation
- Testing
- Deployment

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⏱ Chapter Markers...
00:00 - What is the rational Unified Process - RUP ?
00:13 - The Rational Unified Process (RUP)
00:44 - The Principles of the Rational Unified Process
01:37 - An architecture-centric approach
02:10 - Component-based development
02:45 - The RUP Lifecycle
03:53 - The RUP Phases
04:03 - The Inception Phase
05:04 - The Elaboration Phase
05:55 - The Implementation Phase
07:14 - The Transition Phase
08:07 - The RUP Process Dimension
08:22 - Business Modelling
08:39 - Requirements
09:00 - Analysis and Design
09:24 - Implementation
09:43 - Testing
10:27 - Deployment
10:56 - Three supporting disciplines
11:28 - Summarizing the Rational Unified Process

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The Rational Unified Process (RUP) is an agile software development and project management framework. It may not be widely used now, but it is still helpful to know the basics.

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