Waterfall Methodology

What is the main characteristic of the Waterfall methodology?

• Flexibility in project sequencing
• Iterative project plan
• Linear project management approach
• Continuous stakeholder involvement

When are stakeholder and customer requirements gathered in the Waterfall methodology?

• Throughout the project
• At the end of the project
• At the beginning of the project
• During the implementation phase

Which phase of the Waterfall methodology involves creating a sequential project plan?

• Verification
• Maintenance
• Implementation
• Requirements

In which phase of the Waterfall methodology are the solutions designed to meet project requirements?

• Verification
• Maintenance
• Implementation
• Design

What is the purpose of the Verification phase in the Waterfall methodology?

• Implementing the solutions
• Gathering stakeholder requirements
• Checking if the implemented solutions meet the requirements
• Designing project solutions

Which phase of the Waterfall methodology involves maintaining the implemented solutions?

• Verification
• Maintenance
• Implementation
• Design

True or False: Each phase of the Waterfall methodology requires a deliverable from the next phase to proceed.

• True
• False

Why is the Waterfall methodology well suited for projects with clear objectives?

• It allows flexibility in project sequencing
• It involves continuous stakeholder involvement
• It doesn't require a sequential project plan
• It provides predictability and reliability

Which project management methodology allows for more flexibility compared to Waterfall?

• Scrum
• Lean
• Six Sigma
• Agile

What is a limitation of the Waterfall methodology?

• Lack of clear objectives
• Inability to gather requirements
• Lack of predictability and reliability
• Limited flexibility and problem resolution