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Notes On SDLC Phases

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Notes on SDLC Phases

1. Defining the Problem:


o Identify what problem or need the system will solve.
o Understand the core issue that the project aims to address.
o Clearly define the goals and objectives of the project.
2. Planning:
o Outline the steps needed to complete the project.
o Set a timeline and allocate resources like time, money, and team members.
o Plan how each phase will be approached and what deliverables are expected.
3. Feasibility Study:
o Determine if the project is practical and possible to achieve.
o Assess if the project can be completed with available resources (technical,
financial, and operational).
o Evaluate the potential risks and benefits to decide if the project should proceed.
4. Analysis:
o Study the problem in detail to understand all aspects.
o Break down the problem to see how it affects the system or organization.
o Gather data and insights to identify what the system needs to do.
5. Requirement Engineering:
o Collect and document what the system must achieve (functional and non-
functional requirements).
o Engage with stakeholders to ensure all needs are captured.
o Create a clear and detailed list of what the system must do.
6. Design:
o Create the blueprint for the system, showing how it will work.
o Design the system architecture, including the structure of data, user interfaces,
and system components.
o Ensure the design meets all the requirements identified in the earlier phases.
7. Coding:
o Write the actual code that makes the system work.
o Translate the design into a functional system by programming it.
o Develop each component of the system, following the design specifications.
8. Testing / Verification:
o Check that the system works as intended and meets all requirements.
o Test individual components (unit testing) and the entire system (system testing).
o Identify and fix any issues or bugs in the system.
9. Deployment / Implementation:
o Install the system in the live environment where users can access it.
o Transition the system from the development phase to the operational phase.
o Provide training and support to users, ensuring they can use the system
effectively.
10. Maintenance / Support:
o Provide ongoing support to fix bugs, update features, and adapt to changing
needs.
o Monitor the system for performance and make necessary adjustments.
o Ensure the system continues to function well over time and remains up-to-date.

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Simplified Notes on SDLC Phases

1. Defining the Problem:


o Figure out what problem the project will solve.
o Understand what the project is trying to achieve.
o Clearly state the project’s goals.
2. Planning:
o Decide what steps are needed to complete the project.
o Set a schedule and decide who will do what.
o Plan how to move through each phase of the project.
3. Feasibility Study:
o Check if the project is doable.
o See if you have enough resources (time, money, tools).
o Think about the risks and whether the project is worth it.
4. Analysis:
o Look closely at the problem to understand it fully.
o Break the problem down to see all its parts.
o Collect information to know what the system needs to do.
5. Requirement Engineering:
o Find out exactly what the system must do.
o Talk to people who will use the system to make sure you understand their needs.
o Make a list of all the things the system must have.
6. Design:
o Plan out how the system will work.
o Design how the data will be organized and how users will interact with the
system.
o Ensure the design meets all the requirements.
7. Coding:
o Write the code that makes the system work.
o Turn the design into a working system by programming it.
o Build each part of the system step by step.
8. Testing / Verification:
o Check if the system works correctly.
o Test each part and the whole system to find and fix problems.
o Make sure everything works as planned.
9. Deployment / Implementation:
o Put the system where people can start using it.
o Move the system from development to the real world.
o Help users learn how to use the new system.
10. Maintenance / Support:
o Keep the system running smoothly after it’s launched.
o Fix any issues that come up and make updates if needed.
o Ensure the system stays useful and up-to-date over time.

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