1 Part 1: Fundamentals of the V-Modell

1.2 Objectives and Structure of the V-Modell

1.2.1 V-Modell 97 as Origin

With the publication of the ยปDevelopment Standards for IT Systems of the Federal Republic of Germany in 1997, the V-Modell 97 entered into force as standard for all civil and military federal agencies. In detail, the Federal Ministry of Defense (BMVg), the Federal Office of the Bundeswehr for Information Management and Information Technology (IT-AmtBw), and the Federal Ministry of the Interior, Central Office for Information Technology Coordination in the Federal Administration (BMI-KBSt), provided the following documents as General Directives (Allgemeiner Umdruck - AU) No. 250 to 252 and as KBSt Series, Volume 27/1 and 27/2:

Part 1: Fundamentals of the V-Modell
Introduction
Objectives and Structure of the V-Modell
V-Modell 97 as Origin
The V-Modell XT as the successor of the V-Modell 97
Objectives of the V-Modell
Limits of the V-Modell
Audience of the V-Modell
Contents and Structure of the V-Modell
Basic Concepts of the V-Modell
Management Mechanisms of the V-Modell
Project Execution
Further Development of the V-Modell
List of Figures
Part 2: A Tour through the V-Modell
Part 3: V-Modell Reference Tailoring
Part 4: V-Modell Reference Roles
Part 5: V-Modell Reference Work Products
Part 6: V-Modell Reference Activities
Part 7: V-Modell Reference Mapping to Standards
Part 8: Annex
Part 9: Templates