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 Software Life CycleSoftware Life Cycle A software life cycle model depicts the significant phases or activities of a software project from conception until the product is retired. It specifies the relationships between project phases, including transition criteria, feedback mechanisms, milestones, baselines, reviews, and deliverables. Typically, a life cycle model addresses the phases of a software project: requirements phase, design phase, implementation, integration, testing, operations and maintenance. Much of the motivation behind utilizing a life cycle model is to provide structure to avoid the problems of the "undisciplined hacker" or corporate IT bureaucrat (which is probably ten times dangerous then undisciplined hacker). As always, it's a matter of picking the right tool for the job, rather than picking up your hammer and treating everything as a nail. Request For Quote Thank you for your interest in eDeveloper Network. Please kindly fill in our Request For Quote form and we will get back to you promptly regarding your request. |
