Abstract
The normal stages of a program’s life cycle are:
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(i)
Initial conception, formulation of requirements,
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Overall design of a program that will meet these requirements.
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Detailed design and coding.
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Program review, with rework and extension as needed to clarify, simplify, or improve efficiency.
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Development of a test plan, testing and debugging, removal of errors, and retest.
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Operational use of program.
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Enchancement and repair during continuing operational use.
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Retirement.
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Schwartz, J.T., Dewar, R.B.K., Schonberg, E., Dubinsky, E. (1986). Program Development, Testing, and Debugging. In: Programming with Sets. Texts and Monographs in Computer Science. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-9575-1_6
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