The document outlines the seven steps of the system development life cycle: 1) problem recognition, 2) feasibility study, 3) analysis, 4) design, 5) construction, 6) conversion, and 7) maintenance. Each step includes several sub-steps to complete the process, from recognizing issues with the current system to maintaining the new system once implemented.

2. 1. Problem Recognition 1.1 Recognize Problem
2. Feasibility Study 2.1 Collecting Information
2.2 Develop Estimates
2.3 Decide Whether to Continue
3. Analysis 3.1 Study Current System
3.2 List New System Requirements
3.3 Diagram New System
3.4 Prototype New System
4. Design 4.1 Order Hardware and Software
4.2 Transform into Hierarchy
4.3 Incorporate Security
4.4 Design Input and Output
4.5 Design File or Data Base
5. Construction 5.1 Prepare Site
5.2 Write Programs
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5.3 Test Programs
5.4 Prepare Documentation and Training
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3. 6. Conversion 6.1 Enter New Data
6.2 Begin using New System
7 . Maintenance 7.1 Recognize Problem
7.2 Prepare Incremental Model
7.3 Decide whether to Implement
7.4 Modify Documentation
7.5 Modify Programs
7.6 Test Programs
7.7 Use Modified System
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