CC05 MIDTERM EXAMINATION

Which of the following statements best describes the Waterfall model's approach to project phases?

• Phases overlap, and activities are performed concurrently.
• Phases are executed iteratively, and changes are made as needed.
• Phases are completed in a linear sequence, and each phase must be finished before the next begins.
• Phases are executed in a random order based on stakeholder priorities.

What is the typical order of phases in the Waterfall methodology?

• Analysis, Design, Implementation, Testing, Deployment
• Design, Analysis, Implementation, Deployment, Testing
• Implementation, Testing, Analysis, Design, Deployment
• Deployment, Testing, Implementation, Design, Analysis

In the Waterfall methodology, when is the majority of the project's planning and design work done?

• During the Analysis phase
• During the Testing phase
• Throughout the entire project life cycle
• Before the project starts, during the initiation phase

What is the main advantage of the Waterfall methodology?

• It allows for rapid and continuous iteration.
• It is flexible and adapts well to changing requirements.
• It provides a structured and organized approach to project management.
• It encourages frequent communication and collaboration among team members.

What is the primary challenge of the Waterfall methodology when dealing with changing requirements?

• Lack of communication among team members
• Difficulty in planning and tracking progress
• Inability to deliver a functioning product until the end of the project
• Inflexibility in accommodating changes after the requirements phase

When is user feedback typically incorporated into the Waterfall methodology?

• Throughout the entire project life cycle
• After the Testing phase
• During the Deployment phase
• Before the Analysis phase

Which phase of the Waterfall methodology is responsible for coding and implementation?

• Analysis
• Design
• Implementation
• Testing

What is the main purpose of the Testing phase in the Waterfall methodology?

• To design the system architecture
• To identify project risks and create risk mitigation plans
• To validate that the system meets the specified requirements and functions as expected
• To gather and analyze user feedback

Which of the following best describes the Waterfall methodology's approach to risk management?

• Continuous monitoring and immediate response to risks
• Proactive risk identification and mitigation during each phase
• Risk assessment at the end of the project
• Risk management is not considered in the Waterfall methodology.

In the Waterfall methodology, when do stakeholders typically see the final product?

• Throughout the entire project life cycle
• After the Analysis phase
• After the Design phase
• After the Testing phase