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Jharkhand News: Workshop on ‘Software Development Life Cycle’ concludes at Netaji Subhash University

PINAKI MAJUMDAR   Advertisement Advertisement Jamshedpur, April 25: In today’s rapidly advancing technological world, new software innovations are emerging every day, transforming…

Jharkhand News: Workshop on ‘Software Development Life Cycle’ concludes at Netaji Subhash University

PINAKI MAJUMDAR

 

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Jamshedpur, April 25: In today’s rapidly advancing technological world, new software innovations are emerging every day, transforming lifestyles and paving the way for future generations.

The Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is a structured process followed by software developers to create high-quality software, encompassing seven stages and four major models.

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A grand three-day workshop on “Software Development Life Cycle” was organized at Netaji Subhash University, Pokhari, near Jamshedpur.

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The event commenced on April 22 and concluded on April 24. The workshop was conducted by Venturing Digitally Private Limited and saw participation from students of BCA, B.Tech, and MCA departments.

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The chief guest of the event Nikhil Sharma (Co-founder and CMO, Venturing Digitally), Full Stack Developer Ravish Kumar, Data Analyst Bipul Haldar, DevOps Engineer Rajat Kumar, and Training Coordinator Monali Mohanty — were honored for their presence and contributions.

Addressing the students, Nikhil Sharma said, “Technological advancement is a unique pathway for the development of our country and the world.” The workshop featured in-depth discussions on various phases of the Software Development Life Cycle and also explored career opportunities in software development.

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Prof.  P. K. Pani, Vice Chancellor of Netaji Subhash University, emphasized the value of such workshops, saying, “These workshops offer students vital learning opportunities and help in skill development.”

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Other dignitaries present at the event included pro VC Prof. Dr. Acharya Rishi Ranjan, registrar Nagendra Singh, administrative dean Nazim Khan, academic dean Prof. Dilip Shome, IT Dean Prof. Dr. Ranjan Mishra, along with department heads and faculty members from various departments.

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