This module covers all the typical stages of the software development life cycle, including cross-cutting.

Software Development Methodologies

In this module, we’ll learn how to implement effective software practically through tried and tested approaches. By going through a comprehensive compilation of key concepts in software development methodology, we will learn about essential techniques for becoming better software craftsmen. This module starts with an introduction to effective software development and discusses cross-cutting concerns. After going through these, we’ll move on to design, architecture, implementation, and coding concepts. Ultimately, we'll learn about testing, quality assurance, deployment, and maintenance.

Effective Software Development for Enterprise Applications

## What will you learn?

Continuing with the spirit of covering some gaps personally observed in the industry, we will:

* **Learn** how to write code that does not become our problem shortly after authoring it.

  How can the code that was written by ourselves bite us back? There must be something wrong with what we do. Don’t you agree?

* **Learn** how to write code that expresses valuable domain knowledge and ramps up technical learners of the problem space.

We are humans in the first place, so we should write code for humans. Computers will understand code no matter how we write it. So writing a program for them is a piece of cake. Try to write code that humans can understand; now that’s a challenge!

* **Learn** how to write software that serves both developers and non-developers equally. It is time to start helping businesses instead of complicating their lives.

Engineers “interpret” expectation by using technical concepts, patterns, and frameworks, and use their terminology and tools for implementation. Because of this disconnect, the resulting solution is too technical and often has little or no relevance to how the business works. Instead, it adds inconvenience and complexity for business #key# SMEs: small or medium-sized enterprise #key#.

# What will you learn?

Continuing with the spirit of covering some gaps personally observed in the industry, we will:

* **Learn** how to write code that does not become our problem shortly after authoring it.

  How can the code that was written by ourselves bite us back? There must be something wrong with what we do. Don’t you agree?

Learn about the contents of this course and how you can get the most out of it!

Fundamentals

Part I: Introducation

Part II: Crosscutting Concerns

Part III: From Customer Insights to Internal Requirements

Part IV: Design and Architecture

Part V: Implementation and Coding

Part VI: Testing and Quality Assurance

Part VII: Deployment

Part VIII: Maintenance and Support

Conclusion

What and How Will You Learn?

What will you learn?