What is SDLC? What is QA methodulogy?
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Answer / kish
SDLC means (Software Development Life cycle):
as it consists of 6 phases.
1) Initial
2) Analysis
3) Designing
4) coding
5) Testing
6) Delivering& Maintanance.
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Answer / aa
SDLC::: Software development life cycle
we have different stages in SDLC for better project output::
1) Requirement
2) Design
3) Coding
4) Implementation
5) Testing
6) Deployment
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Answer / madhubabu
SDLC: sdlc is a methodology. historically many computer
system system has been delivered on time but it satiesfies
the user requirements only few projects are satiesfied the
user requirements because over budjet and less time.sdlc is
methodology that has been constructed to ensure that system
are designed and implemented in a methodical,logical and
steo by step approach.
sdlc has six phases
1)prilimanary investigation phase
2)analasys phase
3)design phase
4)coding phase
5)testing phase
6)implementation and maintaince phase
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Answer / nosbena
SDLC is project management technique used to divides
complex projrcts into smaller, easily managed segments or
phases.
QA methodology:
initiation
Test planing
Design
Development
test execution
implementation
Maintenance
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Answer / tester
System Development Life Cycle Model (SDLC Model):
This is also called as Classic Life Cycle Model (or) Linear
Sequential Model (or) Waterfall Method.
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