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Phase 4 - Page 4.8 ALOOKZ 5 Phases → SDLC |
| Phase 1 ¦ Phase 2 ¦ Phase 3 ¦ Phase 4 ¦ Phase 5 |
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Development The development stage is when technicians engineer hardware and programmers write code building the application based on the design papers and specifications that were created earlier. If necessary aditionally see the seven phase SDLC model for software build practices, which is written in accordance with the design document’s specifications. All of the preliminary planning and outlining should, in principle, make the actual development step less complicated. |
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Hardware |
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Hardware Diagrams/schematics for topology of computer hardware and communication devices. |
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Hardware Dollar amounts for hardware technology and software applications programming. |
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Software |
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Software Algorithms, directives, instructions, operations, programming, psuedocode and third-party applications software. Developers will follow the organization’s coding rules and use various tools such as compilers, debuggers, and interpreters. Basic, C#, C++, PHP, and other programming languages are examples of common programming languages. Based on the project specs and requirements, developers will select the appropriate programming code. Understand transition from current system to Server 2022 [Datacenter ¦ Datacenter: Azure Edition ¦ Standard]. Start-up, emergency shut-down/fault-tolerance, update and upgrade abilities. |
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Software Dollar amounts for application programs and operating systems. |
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Safety, summaries, feasibility, for active and propsosed systems, start-up with emergency-shut-down/fault-tolerance, all procedures, transition preparedness, business associates, and accoumting applications. Detailed Development, Functions and Requirements Documentation Instruction manual for operating computer(s) software and hardware peripheral equipment. |
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Seperate private manual containing sources [business, data with info., prices], financial institutions, legal silent partners and other credentials or criteria. Legalities, authorization(s), credentials, commodities, licenses and training. |
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