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Chapter Six

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Chapter Six: System Implementation

6.1 Introduction

Provide an introduction to the System Implementation phase.

Emphasize the importance of effective coding, testing, and change-over techniques.

6.2 Tools Used for Coding and Testing

Discuss tools commonly used for coding and testing, such as:

Integrated Development Environments (IDEs):

Visual Studio Code: Ideal for web development with support for HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and
various plugins.

Eclipse: Suitable for Java development.

IntelliJ IDEA: Recommended for Java and Kotlin projects.

Version Control Systems (VCS):

Git: Widely used for version control in collaborative projects.

SVN: An alternative for version control, particularly in legacy projects.

Testing Frameworks:

JUnit, NUnit: For unit testing in Java and .NET applications.

Selenium: Useful for web application testing.

Code Editors:

Sublime Text: Lightweight and versatile, suitable for various programming languages.

Guidance:

Advise against using VB 6.0 due to its outdated nature. Suggest more modern alternatives,
considering the technology stack and project requirements.
6.3 System Test Plan

Explain the importance of a system test plan in ensuring comprehensive testing.

Outline the key components of the system test plan:

Objectives: Clearly define what the testing aims to achieve.

Scope: Specify the features and modules covered by testing.

Approach: Describe the testing approach, including manual and automated testing strategies.

Resources: Identify the tools, personnel, and environments required for testing.

Schedule: Establish a timeline for testing activities.

6.4 Testing: Data and Approach

Explain the types of testing to be conducted (e.g., unit testing, integration testing, system
testing).

Discuss the data used for testing, including sample datasets and scenarios.

Outline the testing approach:

Unit Testing: Test individual components in isolation.

Integration Testing: Verify the interactions between different components.

System Testing: Evaluate the entire system's functionality.

Demonstration:

Provide examples of test cases and scenarios for each type of testing, demonstrating the
approach and expected outcomes.

6.5 Proposed Change-Over Techniques

Discuss change-over techniques for transitioning from the old system to the new one:

Direct Cutover: Abruptly switch from the old to the new system.
Parallel Operation: Run both systems simultaneously until confidence in the new system is
established.

Phased Implementation: Introduce the new system gradually, phase by phase.

Guidance:

Provide advice on selecting the most appropriate change-over technique based on project
requirements, risks, and user acceptance.

6.6 Sample System Code (Appendix)

Include a sample of the system code in the appendix to showcase coding practices and
conventions.

Guidance to Developers/Writers:

Programming Languages:

HTML, CSS, JavaScript: Ideal for front-end web development, defining structure, style, and
behavior of web pages.

PHP: Suitable for server-side scripting, often used in combination with MySQL for web
applications.

MySQL, SQL: Database management systems for storing and retrieving data in relational
databases.

Interface Enhancement Tools:

Suggest using modern frameworks like React.js, Angular, or Vue.js for web applications to
enhance the user interface.

Best Practices:

Encourage adherence to coding standards, version control, and documentation practices.

Testing Automation:
Advocate for the incorporation of automated testing where applicable to improve efficiency
and reliability.

Conclusion:

Summarize key points discussed in the chapter.

Reinforce the significance of effective coding, testing, and change-over techniques in ensuring
a successful system implementation.

References:

Include all references and sources used for system implementation.

Appendices:

Attach any supplementary materials, additional code samples, or detailed documentation


related to system implementation.

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