System Development Life Cycle and how it is applied to my coursework
There are five different aspects of the system development life cycle:
-Design
-Implementation
-Testing
-Evolution
-Requirement Analysis
Design:
The design aspect of the system development life cycle was applied to my work, this was shown in my coursework where i had to focus on design the new system. In my design phase of my coursework I had to find ways to meet my requirement specification, this is similar to the design phase of the SDLC in which you take information you gathered form the requirement analysis and use this to design a system. In my coursework, I had to find issues my clients had and what my client wanted and designed a system to meet this. to meet the requirement specification i had to design the types of tables i wanted in my software, the relationships, the error message etc.
Implementation:
The Implementation aspect of the system development life cycle was applied to my work, this was shown in my coursework when i had to create the system for my client. In the implementation phase of my coursework i had to create the software that i had set using the design phase of the SDLC to aid me with this. implementation in the SDLC is working on the design of the software that the systems analyst have set. i had to create my own software working with the information i provided in the design stage.
Testing:
The Testing aspect of the system development life cycle was applied to my work, this was shown in my coursework when i had to test different aspects of my system and get my user to test a demo of the system too. the testing phase of the SDLC involves several tests to the system to make sure it meets the specification set for the system. i showed this in my coursework by running tests to see if it met my specification criteria, i also asked my client to test the system to then test the user friendliness of the system.
Evolution:
The Evolution aspect of the system development life cycle was applied to my work, this was shown in my coursework when i had to evaluate the system i had created. in the SDLC the evolution requires everyone that took part in creating the product to ask themselves two questions, does it fit the requirement specification and does it solve the problem. this was applied in my own work where I had to judge whether it met the requirement specification and whether it solved the problems. i also had to confer with my client with this and discuss whether the system was correct and agreed with both of the statements, we also talked about any improvements to system and if there would be any developments later on.
Requirement Analysis:
The requirement analysis aspect of the system development life cycle was applied to my work, this was shown in my coursework when i had to find evidence of the problems in the system and work with the client to discuss a requirement specification. in the SDLC requirement analysis looks at the problems that need to be fixed and not how to fix them, this focuses on what the client wants in the system. in my coursework i had to work with my client to find out what he wanted in his new system and what problems there were in his old system, these become collated in a requirement specification by the project manager.
-Design
-Implementation
-Testing
-Evolution
-Requirement Analysis
Design:
The design aspect of the system development life cycle was applied to my work, this was shown in my coursework where i had to focus on design the new system. In my design phase of my coursework I had to find ways to meet my requirement specification, this is similar to the design phase of the SDLC in which you take information you gathered form the requirement analysis and use this to design a system. In my coursework, I had to find issues my clients had and what my client wanted and designed a system to meet this. to meet the requirement specification i had to design the types of tables i wanted in my software, the relationships, the error message etc.
Implementation:
The Implementation aspect of the system development life cycle was applied to my work, this was shown in my coursework when i had to create the system for my client. In the implementation phase of my coursework i had to create the software that i had set using the design phase of the SDLC to aid me with this. implementation in the SDLC is working on the design of the software that the systems analyst have set. i had to create my own software working with the information i provided in the design stage.
Testing:
The Testing aspect of the system development life cycle was applied to my work, this was shown in my coursework when i had to test different aspects of my system and get my user to test a demo of the system too. the testing phase of the SDLC involves several tests to the system to make sure it meets the specification set for the system. i showed this in my coursework by running tests to see if it met my specification criteria, i also asked my client to test the system to then test the user friendliness of the system.
Evolution:
The Evolution aspect of the system development life cycle was applied to my work, this was shown in my coursework when i had to evaluate the system i had created. in the SDLC the evolution requires everyone that took part in creating the product to ask themselves two questions, does it fit the requirement specification and does it solve the problem. this was applied in my own work where I had to judge whether it met the requirement specification and whether it solved the problems. i also had to confer with my client with this and discuss whether the system was correct and agreed with both of the statements, we also talked about any improvements to system and if there would be any developments later on.
Requirement Analysis:
The requirement analysis aspect of the system development life cycle was applied to my work, this was shown in my coursework when i had to find evidence of the problems in the system and work with the client to discuss a requirement specification. in the SDLC requirement analysis looks at the problems that need to be fixed and not how to fix them, this focuses on what the client wants in the system. in my coursework i had to work with my client to find out what he wanted in his new system and what problems there were in his old system, these become collated in a requirement specification by the project manager.
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