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The document describes the typical stages of the software development lifecycle including system engineering, customer requirement analysis, design, construction, beta software release, and installation and maintenance. In the customer requirement analysis stage, developers discuss requirements with customers to understand their needs. In the design stage, requirements are translated into the software design. Then in the construction stage, coding takes place to build the beta software. The beta software is released to obtain customer feedback before full installation and maintenance of the final product.

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Software Development FlowChart

The document describes the typical stages of the software development lifecycle including system engineering, customer requirement analysis, design, construction, beta software release, and installation and maintenance. In the customer requirement analysis stage, developers discuss requirements with customers to understand their needs. In the design stage, requirements are translated into the software design. Then in the construction stage, coding takes place to build the beta software. The beta software is released to obtain customer feedback before full installation and maintenance of the final product.

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10274059 10274063 10277041 1. SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT LIFECYCLE

Start

Construction

Installation

System Engineering

Software Testing

Maintenance

Customer Requirement Analysis ( Functional & Non-Functional)

Release Beta Software

Yes

End

No

Requirements meets the customer demand?

Obtain Customers Feedback

Yes

Design

Software meets the customer demand?

No

1.1. System Engineering Software development usually starts with system engineering. System engineering stage is the stage where software developers make the system requirements for the software. The deliverables of this stage is the system requirements documents, which identify the scope of the system.

1.2. Customer Requirement Analysis Software developers make a discussion with the customers (end user) which resulting in the customer functional and non-functional requirements. Afterwards, the documentation later on will be discussed with the customers again to see if the requirements meets the customers expectation. 1.3. Design Design stage is a stage where the developers make the requirements into the benchmark of the software, and how the software being developed. 1.4. Construction Construction phase is a stage where the software developers start doing the coding. The end result of this stage would be the software in beta stage. 1.5. Beta software release Beta software release is the stage where software developers release the software to the customers or end users. In return, the software developers would get feedback or data to improve the performance, reliability, and what the customer or end users actually want. If the beta software stage already meets the customers demand, developer would begin the installation and maintenance stage. 1.6. Installation and maintenance stage In this stage, the developers would release the software to the public. The released software would later get updated regularly in order to get the better performance and reliability of the software.

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