What does the SDLC course cover?
SDLC is covered here in 10 modules: Introduction to SDLC: 1.1: Overview of SDLC, 1.2: History and Evolution of SDLC, SDLC Phases: 2.3: Design Phase, 2.5: Testing Phase, SDLC Methodologies: 3.4: Comparison of, 3.3: Hybrid Methodology and 7 more. The outline lists 42 specific topics, opening with 1.1: Overview of SDLC and closing with 10.3: Applying SDLC Best Practices to Real-World Projects.
How do you approach SDLC step by step?
The work is sequenced in 10 stages. It starts with Introduction to SDLC: 1.1: Overview of SDLC, 1.2: History and Evolution of SDLC, moves through SDLC Phases: 2.3: Design Phase, 2.5: Testing Phase and SDLC Methodologies: 3.4: Comparison of, 3.3: Hybrid Methodology, and ends at SDLC Case Studies: 10.2: Lessons Learned from.
What is in Module 1 of the SDLC course?
Module 1 is Introduction to SDLC: 1.1: Overview of SDLC, 1.2: History and Evolution of SDLC. It works through 1.1: Overview of SDLC, 1.2: History and Evolution of SDLC, 1.3: Importance of SDLC in Software Development and 1 more. It sets the vocabulary the remaining 9 modules build on.
How is the SDLC course delivered?
The SDLC course is fully self-paced with immediate online access after enrolment. Access does not expire and future updates are included at no cost. It can be taken on any device, and a certificate of completion is issued by The Art of Service when you finish.
How much does the SDLC course cost?
The SDLC course is $199 as a one time payment. There is no subscription, no per seat licence and no hidden fee. Enrolment carries a 30 day satisfied or refunded guarantee, so it can be assessed in full before you commit.
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Course Format & Delivery Details
Course Overview
Our SDLC course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Software Development Life Cycle, from planning to deployment. The course is perfect for individuals looking to enhance their skills in software development, project management, or quality assurance.Course Format
- Self-Paced: Yes, this course is self-paced, allowing you to learn at your own convenience.
- Online: The course is online, providing flexibility and accessibility from anywhere.
- On-Demand: You can access the course materials at any time, 24/7.
- Fixed Dates or Times: No, there are no fixed dates or times for this course.
Course Details
- Typical Completion Time: The course is designed to be completed within 12 weeks, but you can finish it at your own pace.
- Lifetime Access: Yes, you will have lifetime access to the course materials.
- Mobile-Friendly: The course is optimized for mobile devices, ensuring a seamless learning experience.
- Instructor Support: You will have access to instructor support through email and discussion forums.
Course Resources
- Downloadable Resources: You will receive access to a range of downloadable resources, including templates, toolkits, and case studies.
- Certificate of Completion: Upon completing the course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion issued by The Art of Service.
Extensive & Detailed Course Curriculum
Module 1. Introduction to SDLC: 1.1: Overview of SDLC, 1.2: History and Evolution of SDLC
- 1.1: Overview of SDLC
- 1.2: History and Evolution of SDLC
- 1.3: Importance of SDLC in Software Development
- 1.4: SDLC Methodologies (Waterfall, Agile, Hybrid)
Module 2. SDLC Phases: 2.3: Design Phase, 2.5: Testing Phase
- 2.1: Planning Phase
- 2.2: Requirements Gathering Phase
- 2.3: Design Phase
- 2.4: Implementation Phase
- 2.5: Testing Phase
- 2.6: Deployment Phase
- 2.7: Maintenance Phase
Module 3. SDLC Methodologies: 3.4: Comparison of, 3.3: Hybrid Methodology
- 3.1: Waterfall Methodology
- 3.2: Agile Methodology (Scrum, Kanban)
- 3.3: Hybrid Methodology
- 3.4: Comparison of SDLC Methodologies
Module 4. Requirements Gathering: 4.1: Techniques for, 4.4: Best Practices for
- 4.1: Techniques for Requirements Gathering
- 4.2: Creating a Requirements Document
- 4.3: Managing Requirements Changes
- 4.4: Best Practices for Requirements Gathering
Module 5. Design and Implementation: 5.3: Implementation Strategies, 5.2: Creating a Design Document
- 5.1: Design Principles and Patterns
- 5.2: Creating a Design Document
- 5.3: Implementation Strategies
- 5.4: Coding Standards and Best Practices
Module 6. Testing and Quality Assurance: 6.3: Test Planning and Execution
- 6.1: Testing Types (Unit, Integration, System)
- 6.2: Testing Techniques (Black Box, White Box)
- 6.3: Test Planning and Execution
- 6.4: Quality Assurance Processes
Module 7. Deployment and Maintenance: 7.2: Deployment Planning, 7.1: Deployment Strategies
- 7.1: Deployment Strategies
- 7.2: Deployment Planning
- 7.3: Maintenance Activities
- 7.4: Post-Deployment Review
Module 8. SDLC Tools and Technologies: 8.3: Testing Tools (Selenium, JUnit)
- 8.1: Version Control Systems (Git, SVN)
- 8.2: Project Management Tools (Jira, Asana)
- 8.3: Testing Tools (Selenium, JUnit)
- 8.4: Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)
Module 9. SDLC Best Practices: 9.1: for Planning, 9.2: for Requirements Gathering
- 9.1: SDLC Best Practices for Planning
- 9.2: SDLC Best Practices for Requirements Gathering
- 9.3: SDLC Best Practices for Design and Implementation
- 9.4: SDLC Best Practices for Testing and Quality Assurance
Module 10. SDLC Case Studies: 10.2: Lessons Learned from
- 10.1: Real-World SDLC Case Studies
- 10.2: Lessons Learned from SDLC Case Studies
- 10.3: Applying SDLC Best Practices to Real-World Projects