Computing is always the topic of interest for the researchers as many of its aspects are inviting researchers to explore them. One such aspect is software development methodologies for developing the software which can work closely to the need of client and nature of the requirement. The one important but neglected aspect on which these methodologies can be analyzed is project risk management and ability of the certain methodologies to assess and mitigate the risks in the project of software development. Software development methodologies are continuously going through evolution process and based on different variables new methodologies are being introduced. From conventional and tradition software development methods to the modern development tools, methodologies are differentiated based on their characteristics. In this research, a critical analysis of the conventional and agile methodologies will be presented on the bases of risk assessment and mitigation.
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