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Creating a software product or application e.g., a website, database, mobile app or enterprise application etc. usually starts off as an idea, need or requirement before it becomes an actual, physical or tangible product.
Planning starts with an Initial Idea, Need or Requirement. This needs to be carefully thought through and planned out before it can be developed into a website, database or software application.
The people who supervise a software development project from the planning stages through implementation sometimes are called Information Technology (IT) Project Managers. They monitor the project's progress to ensure that it meets deadlines, standards, and cost targets.
A business analyst takes responsibility for talking to the business users of the computer system to understand their needs. Instead of producing plans, the business analyst produces 'requirements' which clearly state the business needs and align with business processes.
Process: Identify the core functionality that users need, alternative flows and those that are unrelated to the functions of the software, such as security & performance needs. Add business rules and logic.
Tools: UML
Output: FSD, Architecture Doc, Wireframes
Who does this: System Designer, System Architect, Graphic Designer, UI/UX Designer, Website Designer
As a systems designer, you will visually design new IT solutions, modify, enhance or adapt existing systems and integrate new features or improvements, all with the aim of improving business efficiency and productivity.
Testing is about checking the beta product or code for errors, bugs, defects to verify that it works according to what was requested, the acceptance criteria, and conforms to performance & regulatory standards. There are various types of tests – Unit, System, Integration, UAT, Penetration, Vulnerability, Agile, Sanity, Regression etc.
Process: Create a test plan, scenarios & then scripts from the BRD and FSD. Go through the system using the test scripts. If the program does not work as expected, it is sent back to the coders to fix the problems or improve the program.
Tools: Quick Test Pro, QA Complete
Output: Test Results, Product
Who does this? – A Tester, A Business Analyst, A support analyst
As a software tester, you are involved in the quality assurance stage of software development and deployment. You'll conduct automated and manual tests to ensure the software created by developers is fit for purpose.
Who does this? – Support Analyst, DBA, SysteTechnology constantly evolves, along with the underlying trends on how they are used so this needs to be monitored constantly to guarantee that the application retains its original design, functionality and to keep it functioning at a high level. m Administrator
An Application Support Consultant provides technical support to customers. They carry out trouble shooting, maintenance, updates, modifications, training, software testing, bug fixing, technical documentation, etc. They are technical in nature, but enjoy interacting with people.
We have gone through the various software development phases and career options within them to enable you expand your horizon and choose what area you will like to grow your career in.
Business Analyst, System Analyst, System / Technical Architect, Coder / Programmer, Test / QA Analyst Graphic Designer, Website Designer Database Administrator, Support Analyst, Development Manager, Project Manager, Content Developer, / Software Publisher / Technical Writer, UI/UX Developer, Release Manager, System Administrator, Product Manager, Data Analyst, IT Consultant, IT Sales,