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Software Development Life Cycle SDLC

The presentation outlines the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), detailing its importance in creating high-quality software that meets customer needs. It describes the six stages of SDLC: Planning & Requirement Analysis, Defining Requirements, Designing Architecture, Developing Product, Product Testing & Integration, and Deployment & Maintenance. Each stage emphasizes systematic processes to ensure effective collaboration, cost management, and product quality.

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Software Development Life Cycle SDLC

The presentation outlines the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), detailing its importance in creating high-quality software that meets customer needs. It describes the six stages of SDLC: Planning & Requirement Analysis, Defining Requirements, Designing Architecture, Developing Product, Product Testing & Integration, and Deployment & Maintenance. Each stage emphasizes systematic processes to ensure effective collaboration, cost management, and product quality.

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Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)

Presentation by : THE DROPPERS ( Group J )


Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
This presentation will explore the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), a structured process for creating and
maintaining software. It's a vital framework for software development organizations to achieve high-quality products
that meet customer needs and business goals.
Understanding the SDLC
What is SDLC? Importance of SDLC

SDLC is a framework for building software. It involves SDLC helps manage costs, improve product quality, and
planning, designing, coding, testing, and deploying meet deadlines. It fosters teamwork, communication, and
software. The SDLC ensures a systematic and effective collaboration throughout the development process.
software development process.
Stages of SDLC:
Stage 1: Planning &
Requirement Analysis
Gathering Information Project Scope &
Requirements are collected from
Feasibility
various sources, including The team defines the project's
stakeholders, users, market scope, outlining the features and
research, and industry best functionalities to be included.
practices. This involves Feasibility analysis assesses the
interviews, surveys, and project's technical viability and
document analysis. financial resources.

Creating a Project Plan


A detailed project plan is developed. It outlines the project timeline,
milestones, resources, and team responsibilities. This plan serves as a
roadmap for the development process.
Stage 2: Defining
Requirements

SRS Document Requirements Validation


The Software Requirement The SRS document is reviewed
Specification (SRS) is a and approved by stakeholders to
comprehensive document that ensure clarity, completeness,
details all functional and non- and consistency. This process
functional requirements for the helps avoid misunderstandings
software. It includes user and ensures alignment with user
interface specifications, needs.
performance requirements,
security protocols, and data
storage considerations.
Stage 3: Designing Architecture
1 Architectural Styles
The team chooses the most suitable architectural style for the software. Popular
styles include layered architecture, client-server architecture, and microservices
architecture.

2 Component Design
The software is broken down into smaller components, each with a specific
function. These components are designed with clear interfaces and
responsibilities.

3 Data Modeling
The team designs the data model, defining the database structure, relationships
between entities, and data integrity rules. This ensures that data is stored and
retrieved efficiently.

4 User Interface Design


The user interface (UI) is designed to provide a user-friendly experience. This
involves creating wireframes, mockups, and prototypes to test usability and
gather feedback.
Stage 4: Developing Product
Coding & Implementation
Developers use programming languages and frameworks to
translate the design into working code. They follow established
coding standards and best practices to ensure code quality and
maintainability.

Unit Testing
Individual units of code are tested to verify their functionality.
This ensures that each component behaves as expected and
meets the defined requirements.

Debugging & Troubleshooting


Any errors or defects in the code are identified and fixed.
Developers use debugging tools and techniques to track down
and resolve issues, ensuring the software's stability.
Stage 5: Product Testing & Integration
Integration testing verifies that different components work together seamlessly. System testing evaluates the software
as a whole, ensuring it meets functional and non-functional requirements. User Acceptance Testing (UAT) involves real
users providing feedback and validating the software's usability.
Stage 6: Deployment & Maintenance
1 Release Management

2 Deployment Strategies

3 Monitoring & Performance Analysis

4 Bug Fixing & Enhancements

The software is released to users through different deployment strategies. The team monitors the software's
performance and addresses any issues or bugs. Maintenance involves ongoing enhancements, updates, and support to
ensure the software's longevity and value to users.
Stages of the SDLC in Summary
1 Planning & Requirement Analysis 2 Defining Requirements
In this stage, the software's purpose is defined, and the initial Detailed requirements are documented in the Software
requirements are gathered from stakeholders. The Requirement Specification (SRS). This document serves as a
development team collaborates to understand project scope, blueprint for the development team, ensuring that the final
goals, and feasibility. product meets the expectations of stakeholders.

3 Designing Architecture 4 Developing Product


Based on the SRS, the software's architecture is designed. The actual coding phase begins. Developers use
This stage involves creating a high-level structure and programming languages and tools to translate the design
defining key components, ensuring the software's scalability into working software. This involves writing code, testing, and
and performance. debugging.

5 Product Testing & Integration 6 Deployment & Maintenance


Thorough testing is conducted to identify and fix bugs. The completed software is released to users. Maintenance
Integration testing ensures that different modules of the involves addressing bugs, enhancing features, and providing
software work together seamlessly. This stage aims to deliver ongoing support to ensure the software's continued
a stable and reliable product. performance.
Presented By:
The Droppers (Group J)
Members:

Biwash Parajuli

Yujan Ghimire

Shivam Mahato

Bimal Rijal
Thank you everyone,
you can freely ask if you have any queries.

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