What are the different phases of SDLC ?
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Answer / gajendrapandian
1.feasibility study
2.requirements specification
3.design
4.coding
5.testing
6.implementation
7.maintenance
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Answer / avni hansoti
SDLC is performed in two steps.
1. System Analysis and
2. System Design
System Analysis involves:
1. Problem Identification
2. Feasibility study and cost benefit analysis
3. System requirement analysis
System Design involves:
4. System design specifications and programming
5. System implementation, follow up and maintenance
6. Evaluation of the system
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Answer / shilpa pathela
SDLC has following 5 phases:-
1.Requirment ans Analysis (collect client requiremens and
analyise it.)
2.Design phase(prepare design according to the
requirements, Two type of desigs are develope,
1.High level design(HLD) i.e is prepare for client
2.Low level design(LLD) i.e used by developers.)
3.Coding phase(actul programing has been done)
4.Testing phase(the tester find the bugs)
5.Implementation and Maintinence(the product has released)
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Answer / rekha gambhir
first phase in SDLC is recognition of needs
second is feasibility study
third is analysis phase
fourth is designing phase
fifth is development ,implementation and testing phase
sixth phase is maintenance phase
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Answer / rrlaplap
5 phases of SDLC
*Planning
*Analysis
*Design
*Implementation
3 stages of implementation
*Coding
*Testing
*Installation
*Maintenance - to insure the realibility
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Answer / balaksrihnan.d
SDLC has following 6 phases:-
1.Requirment ans Analysis (collect client requiremens and
analyise it.)
2.Design phase(prepare design according to the
requirements, Two type of desigs are develope,
1.High level design(HLD) i.e is prepare for client
2.Low level design(LLD) i.e used by developers.)
3.Coding phase(actul programing has been done)
4.Testing phase(the tester find the bugs)
5.Implementation (implement a new list)
6.Maintanence(the product has released)
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Answer / kripaa shankar
The follwing are the phases of SDLC.
1. Definition of the problem - Identifying the requirement
2. User Requirement Study - Interview, JAD( Joint
Application Development), Survey Method.
Outcome - Functional Specifications Document - High Level
3. Discussion and GAP Analysis - Submitting our level of
understanding to the user and conduct suitable GAP analysis
in understanding requirements.
Outcome - Detailed FS, Prototype, Use Cases, Flow charts,
Logical Data Model and Process Model.
4. Feasibility Study and Cost Benefit Analysis
5. Sign-off and establish a protocol for Change Request.
6. Design - Functional and System Design
Outcome - Dataflow and process flow design with the
suggested Design Methodology.
7. Development - Coding/programming the application.
8. Testing - Functional Testing (Black Box and White Box),
Code Testing and User Acceptance Testing (Concurrent
Testing (if multiple users are involved) and Regression
Testing).
Outcome - Test Documents with error reporting at every
stage.
9. Quality Management - Software quality team will check
the system against established standards
Outcome - Certification
10. Implementation
11. Maintenance
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Answer / rachana
REQUIREMENT PHASE
DESIGN PHASE
-High level design-> Implimentation & Techonology.
-Low level design-> Requirement Based Architecture .
DEVELOPMENT ( CODING ) PHASE
-Coding & Unit testing.
TESTING ( VERIFICATION ) PHASE
-Integration testing.
-System testing.
-Acceptance testing.
MAINTAINANCE PHASE
-Evoluation.
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Answer / hardik desai
•The software concept - identifies and defines a need for
the new system
•A requirements analysis - analyzes the information needs
of the end users
•The architectural design - creates a blueprint for the
design with the necessary specifications for the hardware,
software, people and data resources
•Coding and debugging - creates and programs the final
system
•System testing - evaluates the system's actual
functionality in relation to expected or intended
functionality.
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Answer / anurag seth
different phases of SDLC are as follows:
1. feasiblity analysis
2. requirement nd specification analysis
3. design
4. coding
5. testing
6. maintenence
these are the phases is dis ryte naa....
thnkss..
anurag
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