Software Development Life Cycle Training
Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Training provides complete information and practical skills for controlling and carrying out the stages of software development. This includes requirements gathering, design, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance. The program covers a variety of SDLC models, including Waterfall, Agile, Spiral, and DevOps. It provides learners with the tools and strategies needed to effectively oversee and contribute to software projects from start to finish.
- 10+ Courses
- 30+ Projects
- 400 Hours
Software Development Project Management Training is suitable for the following target audiences:
Project Managers: This course is ideal for current or aspiring project managers in the software development industry looking to enhance their skills in managing complex projects.
Software Developers: This course is ideal for software developers seeking to improve collaboration and project outcomes by transitioning into project management roles or learning best practices.
IT Professionals: This course is designed for IT professionals working on software projects to improve their project management skills and achieve successful outcomes.
Business Analysts: This course is ideal for business analysts looking to improve their skills in managing software development projects, including coordination with technical teams and stakeholders.
For Product Managers: Effectively manage software development processes to ensure product delivery meets specifications and business goals.
Software Developer: Software Developers are responsible for creating, coding, and maintaining software programs while adhering to organized development processes.
Project Manager: Oversees software development projects, ensuring timely delivery, budget compliance, and quality requirements.
Business Analyst: Business Analysts analyze business demands and transform them into technical requirements for software development, ensuring project goals are met.
Quality Assurance (QA) Engineer: Performs testing and quality assurance throughout the SDLC to discover and fix issues that affect software dependability and performance.
IT Consultant: Provides expert advise on adopting and enhancing SDLC processes for software projects, assisting enterprises in increasing efficiency and effectiveness.
These positions are in high demand across a variety of industries, including technology, banking, healthcare, and government, with competitive wages and chances for advancement in both the United States and Canada.
- What SDLC is and why it matters
- Common SDLC models Waterfall ,Agile ,Iterative, Spiral ,V-Model ,DevOps perspective
- Roles in the SDLC
- Business vs system requirements
- Stakeholder identification
- Requirements elicitation techniques (Interviews, workshops, surveys)
- Functional vs non-functional requirements
- Writing user stories and acceptance criteria
- Introduction to BRD and SRS documentation
- Hands-on Assignment : Draft a simple BRD or SRS for a sample app and create user stories and acceptance criteria
- High-level design vs low-level design
- Data flow diagrams, ER diagrams
- Wireframes and mockups
- Architecture styles (monolithic, microservices, layered architecture)
- Design principles: modularity, scalability, maintainability
- Hands On Assignment : Create a basic ER diagram
- Build wireframes for core features of the sample project
- Basic coding principles (DRY, KISS, SOLID)
- Version control with Git
- Branching and merging basics
- CI/CD overview
- Code documentation standards
- Hands On – Practice given by the instructor
- Testing in SDLC vs STLC
- Types of testing: Unit, integration, system, UAT, regression, smoke, sanity
- Manual vs automation testing
- Test case writing and execution
- Hands On : Write test cases for the sample project and conduct functional test run
- Deployment planning
- Release cycles: alpha, beta, production
- CI/CD deeper dive
- Rollback and versioning
- Environment management (dev, test, prod)
- Assignment: Build a simple deployment plan and simulate a release cycle
- Bug tracking and ticket lifecycle
- Feedback analysis
- Enhancements vs defect fixes
- SLA basics and support tiers
- Measuring success: KPIs and metrics
- Practice Work : Use a ticket tool (Jira or similar mock) , Classify issues (defect vs enhancement)
- Complete full SDLC for a small project
- Deliverables: Requirements doc , Design diagrams ,Code artifacts, Test cases and test results, Release checklist
- Final project presentation
Note: This curriculum breaks down the full lifecycle, gives structure week by week, and includes practical tasks so learners can apply each stage.
It covers the complete process of planning, building, testing and delivering software. You learn each phase of the lifecycle and how teams work from idea to deployment and support.
This program is ideal for students, beginners in tech, software engineers, QA testers, business analysts, project coordinators and anyone interested in understanding how software projects run.
No. Having basic computer knowledge helps, but the course explains everything step by step. You will get guidance during technical tasks.
Students will learn requirements writing, system design basics, version control, testing, documentation, project workflows, and release planning. You also get hands-on experience with industry tools.
You will go through models like Waterfall, Agile, V-Model, Iterative and an introduction to DevOps-based development cycles.
Yes. You complete a mini-project that follows the full SDLC process, including requirements, design, testing and demonstration.
You will practice with tools such as Jira or Trello, Git and GitHub, Draw.io or Lucidchart and basic CI/CD concepts. Tools may vary slightly depending on availability.
You can enroll via our website or contact our support team directly via email or phone. We’ll guide you through the quick and easy registration process.
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Each week focuses on one phase of the SDLC. You attend sessions, do short assignments and review your work with the instructor.
Yes. A completion certificate is awarded once students finish the assignments and final project.
You will build a solid understanding of how professional software teams work, which helps in roles like software developer, QA tester, BA, Scrum team member or project coordinator.
We currently offer online sessions with flexible weekday/weekend batches for 8 weeks. All sessions are recorded. You’ll have access to the recordings, along with support from instructors and peers in our learning portal.
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Job opportunities in USA and Canada
Software Developer: Software Developers are responsible for creating, coding, and maintaining software programs while adhering to organized development processes.
Project Manager: Oversees software development projects, ensuring timely delivery, budget compliance, and quality requirements.
Business Analyst: Business Analysts analyze business demands and transform them into technical requirements for software development, ensuring project goals are met.
Quality Assurance (QA) Engineer: Performs testing and quality assurance throughout the SDLC to discover and fix issues that affect software dependability and performance.
IT Consultant: Provides expert advise on adopting and enhancing SDLC processes for software projects, assisting enterprises in increasing efficiency and effectiveness.
These positions are in high demand across a variety of industries, including technology, banking, healthcare, and government, with competitive wages and chances for advancement in both the United States and Canada.
