Introduction to SDLC

It comprises several distinct phases:

planning, requirement analysis, design,
implementation, testing, deployment, and
maintenance.

The Software Development Life Cycle

(SDLC) is a structured process for creating
software.
Planning Phase

Craft a comprehensive project plan.

Define project goals and objectives.

Conduct feasibility studies.

Requirement Analysis Phase

● Gather detailed requirements from

stakeholders.
● Conduct interviews and workshops.
● Create a Requirement Specification
Document.
System Design Phase

Document in the System Design Document.

Translate requirements into high-level

architecture.

Create detailed designs.

 Implementation Phase

Transform designs into

Undergo code reviews.
executable code.

Adhere to coding standards. Ensure code quality.

Testing Phase

Identify and rectify defects.

Perform unit, integration, system, and user

acceptance testing.
Deployment Phase

● Release software to production

environment.
● Conduct deployment testing.
● Prepare release notes.
Maintenance Phase

Add new features as needed.

Address bugs and issues.

Enhance performance.
 SDLC Models

V-Model: emphasizes verification Waterfall model: sequential

and validation. approach.

Agile model: flexibility and Spiral model: risk-driven iterative

iterative development. approach.
Summary

Various SDLC models offer different

approaches to managing the software
development process.

SDLC is essential for successful software

development.

Different phases ensure a structured and

organized approach.