Impact of Feedbacks on Developing Software Development Life Cycle
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This report provides an analysis of the impacts of feedbacks on developing a Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). It summarizes the entire software life cycle model and emphasizes the importance of tracking work in a log book. It discusses the need to compile feedbacks received, describe them with examples, and analyze their effectiveness in system development. The report also evaluates a sample system design document, highlighting its strengths and areas for improvement, particularly in comparison to the NG-911 document. Furthermore, it addresses ERP implementation, focusing on problem statements, proposals, objectives, deliverables, methodology, and risk management. The impact of feedbacks on project development is emphasized, noting how weekly reports and assignment feedbacks help in identifying areas for modification and improvement, particularly in adopting agile scrum methodologies. The goal is to implement a high-quality SDLC methodology that includes all stages of the life cycle, from system planning to implementation, meeting the requirements of end-users through product backlog creation, sprint planning, scrum meetings, product demonstration, testing, and retrospective planning.
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