Introduction to Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)

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John McTiernan

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1. Introduction

1. Introduction.mp4

04:08

2. Series Introduction.mp4

05:22

3.1 1.0.2 Class Goals.mp4

01:30

3. Class Goals.mp4

01:30

4. Introduction to Citizen Development.mp4

06:02

2. Project Phases and Roles

1. Project Phases.mp4

09:59

2. Why project phases matter to a Developer.mp4

02:41

3. Role Project Manager.mp4

04:15

4. Role Business Analyst.mp4

04:39

5. Role Quality Assurance.mp4

04:59

6. Role Architect.mp4

03:57

7. Role Developer.mp4

02:12

8. Role Stakeholders.mp4

06:36

9. Stakeholder Management.mp4

05:42

10. Quiz - Project Phases and Roles.html

3. SDLC Methodologies

1. Waterfall Introduction.mp4

04:14

2. Waterfall Roles.mp4

03:55

3. Waterfall Pros and Cons.mp4

06:29

4. Interpretations Problem.mp4

03:02

5. Agile Introduction.mp4

06:16

6. Agile Roles.mp4

06:41

7. Agile Manifesto.mp4

04:45

8. Agile Concepts.mp4

04:53

9. Agile Pros and Cons.mp4

07:22

10. Waterfall vs. Agile.mp4

08:31

11. Project Constraints.mp4

07:11

12. Quiz - Waterfall or Agile.mp4

08:37

13. Other SDLCs.mp4

03:16

14. Agile vs. Waterfall.html

4. Final Concepts and Wrapup

1. Center of Excellence (COE).mp4

07:49

2. Project Lifecycle.mp4

04:27

3. Role of a Citizen Developer within SDLC.mp4

08:38

4. Secondary Training.mp4

06:54

5. Additional Learning resources.mp4

05:47

Description

Project phases, roles and how they are impacted by the leading software development methodologies

What You'll Learn?

Understanding of the software development lifecycle (SDLC)
SDLC Roles
Main SDLC methodologies
Waterfall vs. Agile implementation of the SDLC

Who is this for?

Anyone new to software development

Low-Code/No-Code developers

Citizen Developers

What You Need to Know?

This class is designed for anyone new to software development, regardless of their role. Interest is all that is requried

More details

Description
This class is designed for anyone involved in software development, with a focus on new developers.Â At DTÂ Group, we believe application development is about more then just code.Â The more all members of an application development team understand the other roles, the more effect each member of the team will become.

In this class, we will walk through the universal stages in all Software Development Lifecycles (SDLC). Â
Planning by the Project Manager
Requirements by the Business Analyst
Design by the Architect
Development by the Developer
Testing by Quality Assurance
Deployment by the Deployment Manager
Maintenance by A bit of everyone
For each phase, we will review the primary role responsible for that phase's deliverables and a discussion of their expected deliverables.

We will then explore the two most common SDLC methodologies, Agile and Waterfall.Â For both Agile and Waterfall, we will explore how they use the basic phases and roles in very different ways to reduce common project problems.Â We will also review the basic project structure for each methodology as well as the pros and cons. We will also review several types of projects you may encounter in your career and discuss which methodology would work best and why.

This is the first class in a series, covering the basics of Software Development Lifecycles.Â Â There are additional classes that take each of these phases/roles and delves deeper into the specific techniquesÂ and challenges for each role.

Who this course is for:
Anyone new to software development
Low-Code/No-Code developers
Citizen Developers

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