1.2.3 software development Flashcards

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software development

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activities dedicated to the process of creating, design, deploying and supporting software

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system development life cycle(SDLC)

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-analysis
-design
-implementation
-testing strategies
-evaluation
-maintenance

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TESTING STRATEGIES

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-black box testing:
testers do not need to be aware of the internal structure; and only trace for the input and output
can be carried out both within the company and by
end-users
aka functional testing
-white box testing:
carried out by the dev team
test plan is based on the internal structure of the program - to test all possible routes
aka structural testing
of the program
-alpha testing: carried out by in-house
-beta testing: carried out by end-users, requires feedback

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waterfall lifecycle

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definition: each stage is completed and documented before next is begun

-Each phase is moved down in turn //linear process
-Phases can be revisited back in turn

suitable for
(1)large-scale development projects, that are
(2)well-understood and carry
(3)little risks

cycle:
analysis, design, implementation/programming, testing, evaluation

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agile methodologies

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  • iterative process
  • each version is built on the pervious version
  • prioritize user satisfaction
  • suitable for small projects
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extreme programming

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  • a form of agile
  • emphasis on code quality over documentation
  • paired programming (also means collective code ownership)
  • testing is focused throughout the development
  • suitable for frequent release of software, and small projects

cycle:
planning, design, code, test

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spiral

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  • risk driven
  • incremental design
  • have prototypes of different version
  • each phase usually adds a new element
  • suitable for larger projects
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rapid application development

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process of RAD(EQ)
- prototype created
-> evaluation and feedback for iteration
-> make changes
-> process repeated until prototype become the final product

  • spiral +agile
  • suitable if there is no clear requirements
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