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Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC):
The Backbone of Software Engineering
The SDLC defines a structured process for creating high-quality software systematically. It consists of various phases that guide developers from the initial idea to the final product. Phases of SDLC: 1.Requirement Analysis: Gathering and understanding user needs. 2.Design: Structuring the architecture and interfaces. 3.Implementation: Writing the actual code. 4.Testing: Ensuring the software works as intended. 5.Deployment: Delivering the product to users. 6.Maintenance: Addressing bugs and updates post- launch. Popular Models in SDLC: •Waterfall Model: Sequential approach with distinct phases. •Agile Model: Iterative and flexible, emphasizing collaboration. •DevOps: Integrating development and operations for continuous delivery. CS students study SDLC to master project management, teamwork, and quality assurance.