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    The document discusses various concepts related to software development including: 1. A feasibility study involves testing technical, economic, operational, and schedule feasibility to determine if a project should proceed. 2. The waterfall model is a commonly used sequential software development process where each phase must be completed before the next begins, and modifications can only be made to previous phases. 3. A data flow diagram graphically represents how a system transforms input data and uses symbols like processes, data flows, data stores, and external entities. It has different levels like context, first, and second level DFDs.

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    The document discusses various concepts related to software development including: 1. A feasibility study involves testing technical, economic, operational, and schedule feasibility to determine if a project should proceed. 2. The waterfall model is a commonly used sequential software development process where each phase must be completed before the next begins, and modifications can only be made to previous phases. 3. A data flow diagram graphically represents how a system transforms input data and uses symbols like processes, data flows, data stores, and external entities. It has different levels like context, first, and second level DFDs.

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    The document discusses various concepts related to software development including: 1. A feasibility study involves testing technical, economic, operational, and schedule feasibility to determine if a project should proceed. 2. The waterfall model is a commonly used sequential software development process where each phase must be completed before the next begins, and modifications can only be made to previous phases. 3. A data flow diagram graphically represents how a system transforms input data and uses symbols like processes, data flows, data stores, and external entities. It has different levels like context, first, and second level DFDs.

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    Feasibility study

     It is a series of test to check whether we should proceed further


    or not.
     There are four types of feasibility study.

    1. Technical feasibility
     A system request technical feasibility if the organization has
    resources to develop or purchase an operating system.

    2. Economical feasibility
     It means that the projected benefits of the proposed system
    considered TCO-total cost of ownership which includes cost like
    development, maintenance and setup.

    3. Operational feasibility
     It means that the proposed system will be used effectively after
    it has been develop.

    4. Schedule feasibility
     It means that a project can be implemented in a specified type.

    Waterfall model
     It is commonly used software development process model.
     That is a sequence of activities working from top to bottom.
     The diagram shows some arrow pointing upwards and
    downwards.
    Feasibility study

    Requirement gathering

    Analysis

    System design

    Program design

    Coding

    Testing

    Implementation

     It is indicate that the next activity can only be started when first
    is completed.
     The back arrow indicates that we can modify only previous
    activity if some changes are required.
     There are no. of activities in waterfall model.
    1. Feasibility study
     It is a series of test to check whether we should proceed
    further or not.
    2. Requirement gathering
     Requirement from client is collected.
    3. Analysis
     It is done for the system to be develop.
    4. System design
     The outline plan for the entire system is created.
    5. Program design
     Individual modules are design in detail.
    6. Coding
     The programming is done to implement different modules
    of the system.
    7. Testing
     Individual modules are tested and integrated to test the
    entire system.
    8. Implementation
     The system is implemented on some hardware platform.

    Data flow diagram (DFD)


     It is a graphical representation to describe an information.
     It uses various symbols to show how system transforms
    input data into useful.
     It does not show program logic.

    Components
     Process
     Data flow
     Data store
     External entity

    0 level OR Context level DFD


     It describes the information systems and its related
    entities
     It does not include data store.

    1 st level DFD
     It describes major processes of the system with data
    store.

    2 nd level DFD
     It is used when processes can be extended to sub
    processes.

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