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Figure 1.1 Context for the different aspects that contribute to capability

Figure 2.1 Software or system life cycle

Figure 2.2 Waterfall life cycle

Figure 2.3 Additional, post-production stages in a Waterfall life cycle

Figure 2.4 Modernised Waterfall life cycle

Figure 2.5 Agile Scrum framework at a glance

Figure 2.6 An example Scrum board

Figure 3.1 An example of data used as input to control actions or processes

Figure 3.2 An example of data used as output in some form of information

Figure 3.3 An example of data used for input and output with data transformation

Figure 3.4 Simple ERD showing customer and order

Figure 3.5 Simple ERD showing customer and order with relationship symbols

Figure 3.6 Simple entity attribute diagram

Figure 3.7 UML use case symbols

Figure 3.8 UML use case for an ATM

Figure 3.9 Overview of testing in development

Figure 4.1 Object oriented: a few of the methods and properties for an order

Figure 4.2 Window methods and properties

Figure 5.1 Continuous integration

Figure 5.2 Continuous deployment

Figure 6.1 SFIA responsibility levels (with reference to certification levels and BCS membership)

Figure A.1 Book road map

Figure A.2 Developer role from SFIA

Figure A.3 Types of development summary

Figure A.4 Developer participation in Waterfall SDLC; typically in the build and support stages

Figure A.5 Developer participation in Agile/Scrum; typically as part of the development team

Figure A.6 Developers’ key knowledge and skills

Table 3.1 An example of entity relationship descriptions

Table 3.2 Casual text description for a use case

Table 3.3 User story example

Table 3.4 Description of key testing types that can be run on software