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    SDLC

    The Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is a series of phases that provide a structured
    approach to the development of software products. It typically includes the following steps:
    Requirements gathering and analysis, Design, Implementation or coding, Testing, Deployment,
    and Maintenance. The goal of SDLC is to produce a high-quality software product that meets the
    requirements of the end-users, within budget and schedule constraints.

    Benefits of Using SDLC


    The benefits of using an SDLC model in software development include:

    Improved quality: The structured approach of SDLC helps ensure that all necessary steps are
    taken to produce a high-quality software product.

    Better planning and organization: SDLC provide a framework for planning, organizing, and
    managing the software development process.

    Increased efficiency: The use of a defined process in SDLC helps streamline software
    development and reduces the likelihood of rework or delays.

    Better stakeholder communication: SDLC provides a common language and understanding of


    the software development process for all stakeholders, including clients, development teams, and
    management.

    Reduced risks: By following an SDLC process, potential risks can be identified and mitigated
    early in the development process, reducing the likelihood of costly problems later on.

    Easier maintenance and upgrades: A well-defined SDLC process results in better documentation
    and makes it easier to maintain and upgrade the software product over time.
    phases of SDLC

    The phases of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) are:

    Requirements Gathering and Analysis: This is the initial phase of the SDLC where the software
    requirements are gathered and analyzed. It involves defining the scope, goals, and objectives of
    the software project.

    Design: This phase involves the creation of a detailed design of the software system, including
    the architecture, user interface, database design, and other technical specifications.

    Implementation or Coding: In this phase, the software is actually built based on the design
    created in the previous phase. The coding is done by developers and is tested for errors and bugs.

    Testing: The software is thoroughly tested in this phase to identify any problems and to ensure
    that it meets the requirements defined in the first phase.

    Deployment: Once the software has been tested and found to be free of errors, it is deployed in a
    production environment for end-users to use.

    Maintenance: This is an ongoing phase that involves fixing bugs, making updates, and adding
    new features to the software. The maintenance phase also involves monitoring the software to
    ensure it continues to perform optimally and meet the needs of the end-users.
    Agile Model:

    Agile is a software development methodology that emphasizes iterative and incremental


    development, flexibility, and collaboration between cross-functional teams. The Agile model is
    based on the Agile Manifesto, a set of values and principles for software development that
    prioritize customer satisfaction, teamwork, and adaptability.212

    In the Agile model, software is developed through a series of sprints, with each sprint producing
    a usable product increment. The requirements and priorities for each sprint are determined
    through collaboration between the development team and stakeholders, with an emphasis on
    delivering the most valuable features first.

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