B) How Digital Technologies are Designed

What is the correct order for the lifecycle?

• •Feasibility Study

  •Requirements Analysis

  •Design

  •Software Development

  •Testing

  •Release

• •Feasibility Study

  •Requirements

  •Design

  •Software

  Analysis

  Development

  •Testing

  •Release

• •Requirements Analysis

  •Design

  •Software Development

  •Feasibility Study

  •Testing

  •Release

• Development

  Feasibility Study

  •Requirements Analysis

  •Design

  •Software

  •Testing

  •Release

This assesses whether there is a need for a particular product and how those needs could be met

• Feasibility study

• Design

• Requirements analysis

• Testing

• Release

specifies hardware and system requirements, such as specific assets, programming languages, network infrastructure, user interface

• Feasibility study

• Design

• Requirements analysis

• Testing

• Release

Flaws and bugs are all tested.

All requirements are tested

• Feasibility study

• Design

• Requirements analysis

• Testing

• Release

In this phase, all requirements of the project are documented in a specification document

Essential the complete “Success Criteria”

• Development

• Design

• Requirements analysis

• Testing

• Release

All the design requirements are turned into code

Making it

• Development

• Design

• Requirements analysis

• Testing

• Release

The software is ready for release

• Development

• Design

• Requirements analysis

• Testing

• Release/ Deployment