
Learn the basics of SDLC models and how to apply them in software development, with lifetime access to all course videos, ideal for beginners starting a software development career.
Explore the software development lifecycle (SDLC) and its phases. Compare different SDLC models and their advantages and disadvantages, and examine related methodologies such as agile, ideating, and prototyping.
Describe the sdlc phases from initiation to maintenance. Highlight business requirements specifications and system requirements specifications, plus high-level and low-level design.
explore the waterfall and v-models within SDLC basics, comparing stepwise, output-driven processes with rigorous verification and validation, and highlighting advantages, disadvantages, and suitability for different projects.
Explore iterative and spiral SDLC models, highlighting backtracking to earlier phases, rapid working functionality, risk analysis, and prototypes to accommodate changing requirements.
Explore the agile model, the common SDLC approach delivering software in 1–4 week sprints. See how cross-functional teams, user stories, and acceptance tests drive incremental value.
Compare the fish model and the big bang model in software development, highlighting rigorous requirement reviews and validation in the former versus a lean, high-risk approach ideal for small projects.
Explore the RAD model and the software prototype model, emphasizing rapid prototyping, iterative incremental development, early customer involvement, and how prototyping aids requirements discovery and integration.
Complete the SDLC models basics for beginners course and practice the concepts covered, rewatching the videos to deepen your understanding of the topics.
This course mainly focuses on the phases involved in software development and it's complete life cycle. it also focuses on different types of SDLC's(software Development Life Cycle) and what are the advantages and disadvantages associated with it them. it is beginner level and basic level course and it is also a quintessential course for anyone who want to become a software developer since it focuses completely on how a software is developed from initial phase to final phase. so by the end of the course they will have a basic idea about how a software is developed.before enrolling for this course it is better if you have some knowledge on software development in order to understand this course well