SDLC stands for Software Development Life Cycle.

It is a series of steps that provides a well-defined model to develop

and manage the life cycle of low cost and high-quality software in
the shortest possible time.
The objective of SDLC is to create quality software that fulfils the
customer demands and meets expectations.

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 BRS SRS

1. Business Required specification 1. Software Requirement Specification

2. This is overall requirement 2. This is detailed documentation
gathering which shows minor units of s/w
3. Ex, sign up page, homepage 3. Ex, sign up page should have
Links, etc. name, number, email, password
Field.
❖ SRS – Software Required Specification

SRS documentation consists of 4 stages as following:

Functional Flow Diagram

(Step By Step Flow)

Functional Requirement
(Customer’s Requirement)

Use Cases
(Nothing but Functionality)

Snap Shots
(Format/Prototype)

A. Functional Flow Diagram

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 • Represents step by step stages of application
• Represents relation between the tasks.
• This gives proper sequence of tasks.
• Dependencies Between the tasks.
• Overall, this Functional Flow Diagram is actually a Stepwise
Representation of Software.
• Example, - FACEBOOK.

B. Functional Requirement

FirstName - Should accept character only, Length

(special characters are not allowed)

LastName - Should accept character only, Length

(special characters are not allowed)

DOB - DD-MM-YYYY format (only digits)

Phone No. - Only digits allowed

SUBMIT

• These are some functional requirement attributes.

• Functional requirement means attributes which are required
to complete a specific function.

C. Use Cases

• Now we have a Login function:

EMAIL ID

INPUT OUTPUT
PASSWORD

LOGIN

• Use Cases – Test Scenarios – Test Cases – Testing – Enter System –

Start To end
• Use Cases Testing is a Technique that helps to identify test cases
that cover the entire system from start to finish.
• Use Cases is a combination of Input + Process + Output.
• Checking the functionality for available inputs, process and output.

D. Snap Shots

• Snapshot is Format/ Review / Prototype.

• Snapshots are visualization of functionalities before development.
• Snapshots are created by BA.
• Snapshot provides idea to a developer that how s/w is supposed to
be look like.
• BA uses IRISE s/w for snapshot creation.

[ IMP: - When coder is developing the code s/w tester do

Test Case design and Test Case Execution design.]

Design: -

• System Architecture develops the design.

• It has two stages:
I. HLD – High Level Design
II. LLD – Low Level Design

High Level Design (HLD) Low Level Design (LLD)

1) High Level Design contains 1) Low Level Design contains

working on Main Module. logic of every Sub-Module.
2) Includes main module 2) Its Structural Design for
relation and dependency. working on main module.
3) High Level Design is 3) Low Level Design is
created by Design created by Frontend
Architecture. Developer.
4) External Design. 4) Internal Design.
 Coding: -

• Coding is nothing but Programming.

• One line is code; multiples lines of code is a program.
• Set of programs is written by developer and creates software.
• This phase conducted by developer or programmer.
• They must follow predefined coding guidelines or discuss with
management team.
• Used suitable programming languages like C, C++, Java,
Python, PHP, etc.
• Used Suitable databases like SQL, ORACLE, etc.
• Programming tools used like Compiler, Interpreters,
debuggers.
• There are two types of developers-

DEVELOPER

FRONTEND DEVELOPER BACKEND DEVELOPER

1. Focuses on layout, animation, 1. Focuses on building code,

content organization, navigation, debugging, database
graphics. management.
2. Programming Languages used: 2. Programming Languages used:
JavaScript, HTML, CSS. Java, Python, Node.JS
[ IMP: - Developer who works on Frontend Development as well
as Backend Development is called Full Stack Developer. ]

Testing: -

• It is a process to check completeness and correctness of s/w or

application with respect to the customers requirements in terms of
functionalities.
• There are three types of testing-

Testing

WBT BBT GBT

White Box Testing Black Box Testing Grey Box Testing

❖ WHITE BOX TESTING (WBT)

• It is also called as:

✓ Clear Box Testing
✓ Glass Box Testing
✓ Transparent Testing
✓ Code Level Testing
✓ Static Level Testing
 ✓ Unit Testing

• In WBT only Developers are involved.

• Developers perform code level testing, unit testing (Test their own
code after development).
• Considered only positive scenarios/valid scenarios.
• Aware about internal structure of application.
• In white box testing whenever coder completes his code writing
and before deploying, he checks if any bug is there, if found he has
to solve it.
• Coder cannot send code to the tester without performing white
box testing.
• Coder tests only positive scenarios.
• White box testing has purpose to test correctness and
completeness of program.

❖ BLACK BOX TESTING (BBT)

• In BBT only testers are involved.

• Tester verify/validates internal functionality of application depends
on external functionality (frontend).
• It’s a build level testing technique
• It is also known as functional and system testing or dynamic
testing.
• Tester validates end to end testing step by step.
• Overall functionality gets checked in this type.
• Not aware about internal structure of application.
 POSITIVE SCENARIO NEGATIVE SCENARIO

If there is mobile number field, Lets take same example, the

in India mobile numbers are of number field should not accept
10 digits, then tester checks less than 10 or more than 10
field functionality by entering digits, then tester checks system
10-digit numbers whether it by entering less or more than
works or not. 10 digits.

❖ GREY BOX TESTING (GBT)

White Box Black Box Grey Box

+ =
Testing Testing Testing

• In GBT only testers are involved.

• Grey Box Testing is the combination of White Box Testing and Black
Box Testing.
• In Grey Box Testing tester needs some programming language
knowledge.
• In case of any defect occurs, tester makes some changes in code
itself instead of assigning to the developer.
 Maintenance: -

• Maintenance means provide service after delivery of product.

• Maintenance involves non-technical support as well as technical
support.
• Non-technical support called as BPO.
BPO - Business Process Outsourcing
• Technical support called as KPO.
KPO- Knowledge Process Outsourcing

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