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SDLC Models

The document outlines various Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) models including the Waterfall model, Agile methodology, Iterative and Incremental development, Spiral model, and V-model, each with distinct phases, advantages, and disadvantages. The Waterfall model is structured but inflexible, Agile emphasizes flexibility and customer satisfaction, Iterative and Incremental allows for adaptability, Spiral focuses on risk assessment, and V-model highlights the relationship between development and testing. Each model serves different project needs and complexities.

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SDLC Models

The document outlines various Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) models including the Waterfall model, Agile methodology, Iterative and Incremental development, Spiral model, and V-model, each with distinct phases, advantages, and disadvantages. The Waterfall model is structured but inflexible, Agile emphasizes flexibility and customer satisfaction, Iterative and Incremental allows for adaptability, Spiral focuses on risk assessment, and V-model highlights the relationship between development and testing. Each model serves different project needs and complexities.

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SDLC MODELS

1. Waterfall model
2. Agile methodology
3. Iterative and incremental development
4. Spiral model
5. V-model
1. WAT E R FA L L MODEL:

Advantages:
The waterfall model is a
structured approach to software 1. Simplicity.
development that emphasizes 2. Clear milestones.
systemic progression through
distinct phases. 3. Extensive documentation.
Phases of the waterfall model: Disadvantages:

1. Requirements gathering and 1. Inflexibility.


analysis. 2. Late testing.
2. System design. 3. Assumes stable requirements.
3. Implementation.
4. Testing.
5. Deployment.
6. Maintenance.
2 . A G I L E M E T H O D O L O G Y:

Is a project management and 6. Release.


product development approach
7. Maintenance.
that focuses on flexibility,
collaboration, and customer Advantages:
satisfaction. It is based on iterative 1. Flexibility and adaptability.
development, with frequent
delivery of working product 2. Customer satisfaction.
increments, and encourages 3. Faster time to market.
constant feedback and adaptation.
4. Improved product quality.
Phases of the agile model:
Disadvantages:
1. Concept.
5. Scope creep:
2. Inception.
3. Iteration.
6. Requires Experienced teams.
4. Review. 7. Limited documentation.
5. Retrospective.
3. ITER ATIVE AND INCREMENTAL:

is a software development 7. Iteration


approach that combines the
concepts of iteration (repeating Advantages:
cycles) and incremental 1. Flexibility.
development (building the system in
parts). This model allows developers 2. Early Delivery.
to refine and improve the product 3. Risk Management.
through multiple cycles, making it
highly adaptable to changes. 4. User Involvement.
Phases: 5. Improved Quality.
1. Planning. Disadvantages:
2. Requirements Gathering. 1. Complexity in Management.
3. Design. 2. Potential for Scope Creep.
4. Implementation.
3. Requires Active Stakeholder
5. Testing. Involvement.
6. Review and Feedback.
4. SPIRAL MODEL:

is a software development Advantages:


life cycle that combines iterative 1. Risk Mitigation.
development with the systematic
aspects of the waterfall model. It 2. Flexibility and Adaptability.
emphasizes risk assessment and 3. User-Centric.
allows for incremental releases of
the product, making it particularly 4. High Quality.
suitable for large, complex, and 5. Suitable for Large Projects.
high-risk projects.
Disadvantages:
Phases of the spiral model:
1. Complexity.
1. Planning.
2. Risk Analysis. 2. Cost.
3. Engineering. 3. Requires Expertise.
4. Evaluation and Planning for 4. Documentation Overhead
Next Iteration.
5 . V- M O D EL:

is a software development life 7. Testing.


cycle (SDLC) model that is an
8. System Testing.
extension of the waterfall model. It
emphasizes a structured approach 9. Acceptance Testing.
to development, with distinct phases 10. Deployment.
that follow a V-shape pattern,
emphasizing the relationship 11. Maintenance.
between development and testing. Advantages:
Phases: 1. Clear Structure.
1. Requirements Analysis.
2. Early Detection of Defects.
2. System Design.
3. Traceability.
3. High-Level Design.
4. Low-Level Design.
Disadvantages:
5. Implementation. 1. Inflexibility.
6. Unit Testing. 2. Assumes Requirements are
Well-Understood.

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