REFERENCE Floyd, C., 1992. Software development as reality construction. In Software development and reality construction (pp. 86-100). Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg.
PLANNING: This include the calculations of material cost and labor to create a timetable with a goal allowing the application outline and boundaries that are needed to keep the project from expanding beyond scope
DEFINE REQUIREMENT: This is used to define what the application is meant to do including resources needed to be identified and built into the project in order to achieve the goal.
DESIGN AND PROTOTYPING: This are the designing steps that instructs the application on how it will work. Some of these steps include Programming, Security, Communications, Architecture and Platforms. After the design has been defined, a prototype of an early version of the software can be created to demonstrate a basic idea of how the application will work.
SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT: This is where a program ia written out by a single developer or a large team each working on different development process that can hold up productions.
TESTING: After the software program is broken down into smaller projects it is then ran through a test run to ensure that each functions runs as it should and each part of the application is interacting well with other part.
DEPLOYMENT: Deployment happens after the testing is completed, this makes the software available to users.
OPERATIONS AND MAINTAINANCE: This is the final phase that's used to discover bugs that where not fixed during the test run and resolve them
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