Software Development Life-Cycle (SDLC) - a Tutorial/Guideline

In developing the required documentation for a project, a development life-cycle methodology, SDLC, (similar to a Problem Solving Approach) should be followed.

A classical SDLC outline contains the Phases, Processes description and deliverables (Products) associated with each phase.

  Phase I - PROBLEM STATEMENT

  Phase II - ANALYSIS   Phase III - DESIGN   Phase IV - IMPLEMENTATION (of the Design/Solution)   Phase V - TESTING   Phase VI, VII, VIII - DEPLOYMENT, MAINTENANCE, POST IMPLEMENTATION REVIEW

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