CSE1101 M2-M3.1

It provides a well-structured framework that gives an idea, of how to build a system. It consists of steps as follows – Plan, Analyze, Design, Develop, Test, Implement and Maintain.

This phase sets the foundation for the entire SDLC. This stage involves identifying the system’s objectives, defining the scope, setting timelines, and allocating necessary resources.

This phase focuses is on understanding and documenting the system’s requirements. This involves gathering input from stakeholders, reviewing current processes, and identifying the system’s needs.

 These phase translates the requirements gathered during Analysis into a detailed technical blueprint. This includes designing the system’s architecture, database models, user interfaces, and defining system components.

In this phase, the actual coding and development of the system take place. Developers build the system according to the design specifications, implementing features, creating databases, and writing code.

It is a crucial phase that ensures the system is free of errors and functions correctly under various conditions. This phase includes multiple types of testing, such as unit testing,

This phase involves deploying the developed system into a live environment. Key activities include system installation, migrating data, training users, and configuring infrastructure.

This phase requires thorough planning to ensure a smooth transition from the existing system to the new one with minimal disruptions.

It is an ongoing phase where the system is monitored, maintained, and updated as needed. This includes bug fixes, performance enhancements, security patches, and responding to user feedback.

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