The RAD development path may be varied according to the nature of the
system being built and the tools being used. Depending on the size and
complexity of the system, the four stages of the RAD life cycle should
have an elapsed time of three to six months.
A typical RAD life cycle includes one Joint Requirements Planning (JRP)
workshop and two or more Joint Application Design (JAD) workshops. A timetable
illustrates a realistic schedule for the Requirements Planning and User
Design stages of a six-month RAD project.
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