Processo de desenvolvimento de software: estudo exploratório aplicado a um sistema de conta digital com ênfase no backend

Abstract

The process of developing software, from conception to completion, is not an easy task and requires a wide range of knowledge in different areas to ensure that the system to be developed is delivered satisfactorily. Software Engineering has methodologies to help develop systems, such as the waterfall model, one of the simplest methods for planning software, which consists of sequential, hierarchical and well-defined stages. Given this context, this work aims to demonstrate the software development process, applied to a small part of a digital account, using tools that help make the stages even easier to execute and visualize, focusing on planning and gathering resources and infrastructure for the backend. To achieve this goal, the phases of the waterfall development model were followed, and bibliographic research was carried out on each of these phases to provide good options for tools and services that could be applied to a digital account. Finally, the work analyzes the results obtained during the planning of the system following the development processes, and concludes that using the main stages of the software development process and combining this with good tools and services is a good way to plan a system. Therefore, this work contributes to the academic community and IT professionals who still have little experience in the area of software engineering, as a simplified software development guide.