Implementing ADT Operations-4
Implementing ADT Operations-4
The software development process involves a structured approach to designing, developing, and
maintaining software. Common methodologies include Waterfall, Agile, and DevOps.
1. Requirement Analysis:
Understand and document user needs.
Deliverables: Requirement Specification Document.
2. Design:
High-level (architecture) and low-level (module-level) design.
Tools: UML, flowcharts.
3. Implementation:
Write code based on design specifications.
Follow coding standards and use version control (e.g., Git).
4. Testing:
Ensure functionality, performance, and reliability.
Types: Unit testing, integration testing, system testing.
5. Deployment:
Release the software to the user environment.
Includes setup scripts, configuration, and documentation.
6. Maintenance:
Fix bugs, add features, and ensure software stability over time.
1. Waterfall Model:
Linear and sequential.
Each phase is completed before the next begins.
2. Agile Development:
Iterative and incremental.
Focus on collaboration, adaptability, and frequent delivery.
3. DevOps:
Combines development and operations for continuous integration and deployment.
Tools: Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes.
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