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software development model you will follow. Definitely depending on client and project<br />

scenarios it’s the project manager’s responsibility to choose a development cycle.<br />

SDLC (System Development Life Cycle) is overall process of developing information<br />

systems through multistep process systems from investigation of initial requirements<br />

through analysis, design, implementation and maintenance. The days are gone when one<br />

COBOL programmer used to analyze, test and implement software systems. Systems<br />

have become complex, huge team members are involved, architects, analyst, programmers,<br />

testers, users etc. To manage this number of SDLC models have been created.<br />

Following are popular models which are listed:-<br />

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Waterfall Model.<br />

Spiral Model.<br />

Build and Fix model.<br />

Rapid prototyping Model.<br />

Incremental Model.<br />

This section we will go in to fair depth of different SDLC models.<br />

Water Fall Model<br />

This is the oldest model. It has sequence of stages; output of one stage becomes input of<br />

other.<br />

Following are stages in Waterfall model:-<br />

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System Requirement: - This is initial stage of the project where end user<br />

requirements are gathered and documented.<br />

System Design: - In this stage detail requirements, screen layout, business<br />

rules, process diagram, pseudo code and other documentations are prepared.<br />

This is first step in technical phase.<br />

Implementation: - Depending on the design document actual code is written<br />

here.<br />

Integration and Testing: - All pieces are brought together and tested. Bugs are<br />

removed in this phase.<br />

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