System Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
Computer Studies · 50 practice questions
Definition of SDLC; stages of SDLC - preliminary study, feasibility, analysis, design, implementation (coding, testing, documentation, delivery), maintenance and review.
- Define and describe SDLC.
- Explain the stages in SDLC.
- Draw a diagram of the SDLC.
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- Practice question 1
The System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is a structured process used for
- A.performing calculations within a spreadsheet
- B.physically manufacturing computer hardware components
- C.formatting text within a word processing document
- D.planning, creating, testing, and deploying an information system
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D. planning, creating, testing, and deploying an information system
The SDLC provides a structured framework for developing an information system from planning through deployment.
- Practice question 2
The SDLC's implementation stage often requires careful coordination between
- A.competing organizations with no shared project goal
- B.unrelated departments with no connection to the project
- C.teams working on an entirely different, unrelated system
- D.development, testing, and operational teams
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D. development, testing, and operational teams
Successful implementation typically demands close coordination among development, testing, and operations teams.
- Practice question 3
The SDLC helps ensure that a new system aligns with an organization's broader
- A.physical office furniture arrangement
- B.strategic goals and objectives
- C.unrelated, personal preferences of a single employee
- D.preferred colour scheme for internal documents
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B. strategic goals and objectives
A key purpose of following the SDLC is keeping new systems aligned with the organization's overall strategic goals.
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