Iterative Nature of Execution
Explore the iterative process of program execution, focusing on how software development cycles influence planning and adaptation. Understand the importance of continual feedback, collaboration with workstream owners, and strategic planning to successfully manage program transitions and evolving requirements.
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Program execution is iterative
The nature of software development is iterative. Each workstream or project will likely follow the common software development lifecycle (SDLC). This is typically the cycle that every engineering team will execute to deliver the necessary solutions for the program.
As a technical program manager, you should be familiar with this foundational technical concept.
The SDLC is a process that outlines the phases and tasks that are involved in building software. The exact phases of the SDLC can vary depending on the methodology being used, but common phases include:
Gathering and analyzing requirements: This phase involves identifying and documenting the needs and requirements of the software.
Design: In this phase, the software architecture and design are created. This ...