Syllabus Point
- Design, construct and implement a solution to a software problem using appropriate development approach(es)
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Design
Planning UI, database structures, functionality using tools like flowcharts, pseudocode or storyboards
- UI design: wireframes, storyboards, accessibility considerations
- Database design: entity-relationship diagrams, data dictionaries
- Functionality planning: use cases, user stories, requirements specifications
Construction
Writing actual code (front end and back end)
- Front end: user interface, client-side logic, styling
- Back end: server logic, database interactions, APIs
- Following coding standards, modular structure, and version control throughout
Implementation
Integrating modules, testing, and preparing for deployment
- Integration testing to ensure modules work together
- User acceptance testing with stakeholders
- Preparing deployment environment and documentation
Development approaches
Waterfall, agile, WAgile, devops
- Waterfall: sequential phases, suitable for well-defined projects
- Agile: iterative sprints, suitable for evolving requirements
- WAgile: hybrid, structured planning with agile execution
- DevOps: continuous integration and deployment, automation-focused
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