The Software Development Process The Complete Course

The Software Development Process – The Complete Course, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 3.85, with 281 lectures, based on 317 reviews, and has 2478 subscribers.

You will learn about how to setup a software development process and model How to organize a software development project How to specify a software product or project How to collect the requirements from customers and translate them into technical requirements How to write user stories for your software requirements How to manage and deploy software releases How to verify a software solution How to validate a software solution How to prepare, release and manage documents in a software project How to manage the versions of a software system How to implement incident management in a software project How to implement change management in a software project How to use Git and Github for your versioning management How to implement risk management in a software project How to plan and control a software project How to implement agile methodologies to specify and manage a software project How to use the kanban boards in a software project How to create software platforms and implement customizations How to develop the code of a software product How to setup and run the user acceptance tests (UAT) in a software project How to setup the infrastructures for a software project This course is ideal for individuals who are Software architects or Scrum Masters or Software project managers or Solution architects or Software developers or Software methodologies students It is particularly useful for Software architects or Scrum Masters or Software project managers or Solution architects or Software developers or Software methodologies students.

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Summary

Title: The Software Development Process – The Complete Course

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 3.85

Number of Lectures: 281

Number of Published Lectures: 281

Number of Curriculum Items: 281

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 281

Original Price: $149.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

how to setup a software development process and model

How to organize a software development project

How to specify a software product or project

How to collect the requirements from customers and translate them into technical requirements

How to write user stories for your software requirements

How to manage and deploy software releases

How to verify a software solution

How to validate a software solution

How to prepare, release and manage documents in a software project

How to manage the versions of a software system

How to implement incident management in a software project

How to implement change management in a software project

How to use Git and Github for your versioning management

How to implement risk management in a software project

How to plan and control a software project

How to implement agile methodologies to specify and manage a software project

How to use the kanban boards in a software project

How to create software platforms and implement customizations

How to develop the code of a software product

How to setup and run the user acceptance tests (UAT) in a software project

How to setup the infrastructures for a software project

Who Should Attend

Software architects

Scrum Masters

Software project managers

Solution architects

Software developers

Software methodologies students

Target Audiences

Software architects

Scrum Masters

Software project managers

Solution architects

Software developers

Software methodologies students

The software development process is what software developers have to know when developing a software system

But it is also something that software project managers have to know to have software projects under control

If you launch a software business this is the process you need to get familiar with in order to manage your suppliers, your customers, third parties and have elements to understand your business and its performances

It is not only related to develop a software product but also to specify it, verify and validate it and set it available for use and maintain it

The software development models are the various processes or methodologies that are being selected for the development of the project depending on the project’s aims and goals

There are many development life cycle models that have been developed in order to achieve different required objectives

The models specify the various stages of the process and the order in which they are carried out

The selection of model has very high impact on the testing that is carried out

The aim of this course is to help students to identify their software development model and provide them with all the tools and knowledge on the processes and phases related to it

In details the course covers the following topics:

Software development models

Requirement Gathering

DESIGN – The Unified Modeling Language (UML)

DESIGN – Software Architecture and design definition

DESIGN – Database Architecture

DESIGN – Technical Requirements

Implementation – Development

Implementation – Version Management

Implementation – Risk assessment

Implementation – Change management

Implementation – The deployment process (…,regression tests)

Quality Assurance – Verification

Quality Assurance – Validation

Quality Assurance – Incident Management, debugging and bug fixing

Go Live

Software Maintenance

Software Platform Development

Agile Frameworks: SCRUM & Kanban

Object-Oriented Programming Concepts

Project Management

Documentation management

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Structure

Lecture 3: The software Development Process – definitions

Lecture 4: The software Development Process – overview

Lecture 5: Design Pattern – definition

Lecture 6: The scenario in a software project

Lecture 7: Roles & Responsibilities

Lecture 8: The problem: understand the customer requirement

Lecture 9: Presentation of a case study

Chapter 2: Software development models

Lecture 1: General

Lecture 2: Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)

Lecture 3: What are the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) phases?

Lecture 4: 1. Waterfall model

Lecture 5: 2. V model

Lecture 6: 3. Incremental model

Lecture 7: 4. RAD model

Lecture 8: 5. Agile model

Lecture 9: 6. Iterative model

Lecture 10: 7. Spiral model

Lecture 11: 8. Prototype model

Lecture 12: How to select the right Software Development Life Cycle Model

Lecture 13: Which factors determine the selection of the development model – general

Lecture 14: Which factors determine the selection of the development model – Uncertainty

Lecture 15: Which factors determine the selection of the development model – Criticality

Lecture 16: Which factors determine the selection of the development model – Complexity

Lecture 17: Which factors determine the selection of the development model – Team Size

Lecture 18: Which factors determine the selection of the dev. model – Customer Involvement

Lecture 19: Which factors determine the selection of the dev model – Previous Experience

Lecture 20: Which factors determine the selection of the dev. model – Development Costs

Lecture 21: Which factors determine the selection of the dev model – Organizational Culture

Lecture 22: Which factors determine the selection of the development model – More factors

Chapter 3: Phase 1 – Requirement Gathering

Lecture 1: What is requirement gathering?

Lecture 2: Initial Requirements

Lecture 3: Uncertainty in Technology

Lecture 4: Case Study – An eLearning membership website – customer requirement (Part I)

Lecture 5: Case Study – An eLearning membership website – customer requirement (Part II)

Lecture 6: Case Study – An eLearning membership website – customer requirement (Part III)

Lecture 7: Case Study – An eLearning membership website – customer requirement (Part IV)

Lecture 8: Case Study – An eLearning membership website – customer requirement (Part V)

Lecture 9: Case Study – An eLearning membership website – customer requirement (Part VI)

Lecture 10: Identify the solution

Lecture 11: Identification of the skills and technologies

Lecture 12: Work organization

Lecture 13: Ways to collect the requirements

Lecture 14: Analyze the requirements

Lecture 15: Review the customer processes and define what to automate and what not

Lecture 16: Agreement and sign off

Chapter 4: Phase 2 – DESIGN – The Unified Modeling Language (UML)

Lecture 1: Introduction, UML Diagram Types

Lecture 2: Class Diagrams

Lecture 3: Relationships between classes

Lecture 4: UML Relationships

Lecture 5: UML Packages

Lecture 6: UML Composite Structures

Lecture 7: Component diagrams

Lecture 8: Use case diagrams

Lecture 9: Use cases

Lecture 10: How to draw a use case diagram

Lecture 11: Use case modelling

Lecture 12: Use case document

Lecture 13: Interaction & Collaboration Diagrams

Lecture 14: Statechart Diagrams

Lecture 15: Activity Diagrams

Chapter 5: Phase 2 – DESIGN – Software Architecture and design definition

Lecture 1: What is software architecture?

Lecture 2: What is software design?

Lecture 3: Software architecture: basics

Lecture 4: Software architecture vs Software design

Lecture 5: Components

Lecture 6: Packages

Lecture 7: Interactions

Lecture 8: Interaction Oriented Architecture

Lecture 9: MVC Pattern

Lecture 10: Security

Lecture 11: Security Architecture

Lecture 12: Performance

Lecture 13: Fault-tolerance

Lecture 14: Robustness

Lecture 15: Extensibility

Lecture 16: 3rd party usage

Lecture 17: High level design

Lecture 18: Case Study – An eLearning membership website – high level design

Lecture 19: Low level design – use cases (I)

Lecture 20: Low level design – use cases (II)

Lecture 21: Case Study – An eLearning membership website – use cases

Lecture 22: Low level design – detailed process descriptions (the technical briefing)

Lecture 23: Case Study: An eLearning membership website: detailed process descriptions (I)

Lecture 24: Case Study: An eLearning membership website: detailed process descriptions (II)

Lecture 25: Case Study: An eLearning membership website: detailed process descriptions (III)

Lecture 26: Case Study: An eLearning membership website: detailed process descriptions (IV)

Lecture 27: Case Study – An eLearning membership website – Wireframes (I)

Lecture 28: Case Study – An eLearning membership website – Wireframes (II)

Lecture 29: Case Study – An eLearning membership website – Wireframes (III)

Lecture 30: Case Study – An eLearning membership website – Wireframes (IV)

Lecture 31: Case Study – An eLearning membership website – Wireframes (V)

Lecture 32: Back end design

Lecture 33: Difference between back end and admin panel

Instructors

Daniele Protti
Project Manager and Software Architect

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 29 votes

2 stars: 24 votes

3 stars: 49 votes

4 stars: 97 votes

5 stars: 118 votes

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