what is the main difference between high and low level
design in sdlc
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# 1 High level design is the over all architechture means root
requirement to leaf requirement but low level design's
consists internal logic requirement of that soft ware.
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# 2 High level design:
Overall architecture of the appplication (e.g) data
flow, flow chart, data structure ect.
Low level design:
Detailed description of the each and every module.
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# 3 HLD - High Level Design
HLD is nothing but, heirarchy of all possible functionality
as module in the application.
eg. flograph, flochart, data structure.
LLD - Low Level Design
LLD is nothing but, static logic bet. every sub module.
eg. ER Diagram, Algorithm
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# 4 High level Design: to test the function modules ,operators
etc,.....
Low lwvwl design means to test the
functions,operatus,submodules this is called the LLd
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# 5 Higher level means overall goal of this application like
application backborn. and lower level design is details
describe every requriment or every terms. like
process.decision.document for flowchart.
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# 6 HLD: DFD , FLOW CHART showing ligh view of app.
LLD : Class diagram with all information like methods etc ,
state diagram
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# 7 HLD-level Design gives the overall System Design in terms
of Functional Architecture and Database design.it will show
system using usecase,class diagram,seqence...deployment
diagram.
LLD-During the detailed phase, the view of the application
developed during the high level design is broken down into
modules and programs.
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