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    Chapter III

    Methodology of the Study

    Waterfall Model
    1. Requirements – the first step needs the gathering of data. If this will be

    done inaccurately, there is little chance that the solution to the problem will

    be formulated. This is the stage where solutions will be identified to what

    is needed to be done to the system. The researchers will gather

    information here, like interviewing the client, study the nature of business

    that needs the system and other information that researchers think will

    help in developing the system.

    2. Design - this phase discusses all the activities involved in conceptualizing,

    framing, implementing, and modifying complex systems. This will serve as

    a "blueprint" for the researchers and developers to implement their

    system.

    3. Execution - in this phase, the researcher will implement the design or

    model being used for the system. Execution covers all the processes in

    getting new software operating properly, including installation, and running

    the system. So in this step the system is already developed and installed.

    4. Testing – At this phase, the whole design and its construction is put

    under a test to check its functionality. If there are any errors then they will

    surface at this point of the process.

    5. Release– Once the developers are done with running, testing and

    implementing the system, it will be now released and introduced to the

    clients or end-users as a finished product.

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