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System And Network Administration

Institute of Computing, MNS University of Agriculture Multan


Software Management
Introduction
 Software management involves overseeing the lifecycle of software
resources.

 It includes acquisition, deployment, configuration, maintenance, and


disposal.

 Ensures software aligns with organizational objectives and user needs.

 Optimizes resource allocation and enhances productivity.

 Critical for maintaining security and compliance standards.

 Facilitates effective collaboration among development teams.


Importance
 Aligns software initiatives with business goals.

 Enhances agility and responsiveness to market changes.

 Reduces costs through efficient resource allocation.

 Ensures regulatory compliance and risk mitigation.

 Improves user satisfaction and stakeholder engagement.

 Fosters innovation through streamlined development processes.


Components
 Requirements gathering ensures clear understanding of user needs.

 Planning establishes project scope, timelines, and resource allocation.

 Development involves coding, testing, and integration of software


components.

 Testing ensures software quality and functionality meet requirements.

 Deployment involves rollout and configuration of software across


systems.
SDLC
 Planning phase defines project objectives, requirements, and deliverables.
 Analysis involves gathering and analyzing user requirements and system
specifications.

 Design phase outlines architecture, data structures, and software


components.

 Implementation involves coding and integration of software modules.

 Testing ensures software quality through various testing methodologies.


 Deployment involves rollout and user acceptance testing.

 Maintenance includes updates, bug fixes, and enhancements.


Agile Methodology
 Agile emphasizes iterative development and customer collaboration.

 Sprint facilitate incremental delivery of working software.

 Daily stand-up meetings promote communication and transparency.

 Agile ceremonies include sprint planning, reviews, and retrospectives.

 Change through adaptive planning and continuous improvement.

 Prioritizes customer feedback and satisfaction.


Waterfall Methodology
 Waterfall follows a sequential approach with distinct phases.

 Each phase has defined deliverables and milestones.

 Emphasizes thorough documentation and upfront planning.

 Progresses linearly from requirements to deployment.

 Well-suited for projects with stable requirements and predictable


outcomes.

 Limited flexibility for accommodating changes during development.


Tools
 Version control systems track changes to source code and facilitate
collaboration.

 Project management software organizes tasks, assigns responsibilities, and


tracks progress.

 Continuous integration tools automate build, test, and deployment


processes.

 Bug tracking systems capture and prioritize software defects.

 Configuration management tools manage and track changes to system


configurations.
Challenges
 Integration issues arise when combining diverse software components.

 Legacy systems present compatibility and interoperability challenges.

 Security vulnerabilities require proactive measures to mitigate risks.

 Scalability concerns may arise as software systems grow.

 Balancing innovation with stability and reliability.

 Addressing technical debt accrued during rapid development cycles.


Best Practices
 Documenting processes ensures consistency and knowledge transfer.

 Regular updates and patches mitigate security vulnerabilities.

 Version control maintains code integrity and facilitates collaboration.

 Automated testing reduces manual effort and ensures software quality.

 Continuous integration and deployment streamline release cycles.

 User feedback loops facilitate iterative improvements.


Questions & Answers

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