Visual Application Development

EN 2013

2ND YEAR 2ND SEMESTER

Sept., 2023

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References

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 Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs)

▪ To analyze problems with software-based solutions in mind

▪ To design and develop applications with graphical user interfaces

▪ To test and debug applications

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 Assessment Strategy

Theory Practical

CBE Practical Ex 1
ASGMT 1 Group Project 35 %
35 %

Final Exam 65 % Final Exam 65 %

* Final Results Average ( Theory + Practical )

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CHAPTER 01

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CHAPTER 01

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 Software Development Team

▪ Project Manager ▪ QA Lead

▪ Team Lead ▪ QA Engineer

▪ Tech Lead ▪ Tester

▪ Front end developer ▪ UI Designer

▪ Back end developer ▪ UX Designer

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 Software Processes
▪ When we provide a service or create a product we always follow a sequence of steps to
accomplish a set of tasks.

▪ We can think of a series of structured activities as a process.

▪ Any process has the following characteristics

• It prescribes all of the major activities
• It uses resources and produces intermediate and final products
• It may include sub-processes & activities are organized in a sequence
• Constrains or control may apply to activities (Budget control, availability of
resources)

▪ When the process involves the building of some product we refer to the process as a
life cycle.
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 Introduction to SDLC
▪ The Software Development Life Cycle is the process, involving multiple stages, used
to convert a management need into an application system, which is custom-
developed or purchased, or is a combination of both.

▪ SDLC is . . .

• A model of a detailed plan on how to create, develop, implement and deliver

software

• A complete plan outlining how a software will be born, raised, and turned over to
its eventual user.
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Basic Pattern of General Life Cycle Models

1. Planning
Goals & Objective of project

2. Requirement Definition and Analysis

SRS document

3. Design
Design docs through diagrams
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 Basic Pattern of General Life Cycle Models (contd…)

4. Development
Functional Software

5. Integration and Testing

Integrated software (Test cases)

6. Deploymentand Maintenance
Completed acceptance product

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Each phase produces output (deliverables) that will
be the input to the next phase.

So, a software process model is an abstract

representation of a process.

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