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The Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) comprises multiple phases, each requiring Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) with phase-specific skills. The efficacy and quality of deliverables of each phase are skill dependent. In recent times, Generative AI techniques, including Large-scale Language Models (LLMs) like GPT, have become significant players in software engineering. These models, trained on extensive text data, can offer valuable contributions to software development. Interacting with LLMs involves feeding prompts with the context information and guiding the generation of textual responses. The quality of the response is dependent on the quality of the prompt given. This paper proposes a systematic prompting approach based on meta-model concepts for SDLC phases. The approach is validated using ChatGPT for small but complex business application development. We share the approach and our experience, learnings, benefits obtained, and the challenges encountered while applying the approach using ChatGPT. Our experience indicates that Generative AI techniques, such as ChatGPT, have the potential to reduce the skills barrier and accelerate software development substantially.
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