What is Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)?
Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is a structured software development process that ensures the value and correctness of the built software.
SDLC Phases-
The SDLC process divided into the following phases:
Phase 1:
Requirement Analysis: Communicating to collect and document project specifications with stakeholders and users. This phase contain requirements gathering, project initiation, estimating, scheduling, tracking, SRS documentation.
Phase 2:
Design: Building a software system architecture and element based on software requirements specification (SRS) Document. This phase contain mainly system architecture.
Phase 3:
Coding: Development of the software by the development team using a programming language.
Phase 4:
Testing: The software developed is thoroughly tested and any bugs found are assigned to developers to fix them.
Phase 5:
Deployment: After the product is tested, the production team preparing the software to run and live in a specific environment.
Phase 6:
Maintenance: The product is updated and maintained after it has been introduced to the market.
Importance of the SDLC for developing a software system:
- It provides a framework for planning, scheduling, and estimating projects.
- It provides a basis for a standard collection of projects and deliverables.
- It is a tool to manage and control projects.
- It increases project development visibility for all interested.
- It stakeholders in the construction phase.
- It increased and boosted the speed of development.
- It improved connections with clients.
- It allows you to reduce project risk and efficiency plan for project management.
Top comments (0)