OCR A Level Computer Science (H446) - Component 1.2.3 - Software Development

Which is not a real development methodology?

• Agile

• Rapid Application Development

• Extreme Development

• Spiral

• Waterfall

Iterative development methodology which includes an end user as an integral part of the project team:

• XP

• Agile

• Waterfall

• Spiral

• RAD

Iterative development methodology which values code quality and often uses paired programming:

• XP

• Agile

• Waterfall

• Spiral

• RAD

Iterative development methodology which values speed of development and delivery of prototypes:

• XP

• Agile

• Waterfall

• Spiral

• RAD

Iterative development methodology which focuses on risk-management:

• XP

• Agile

• Waterfall

• Spiral

• RAD

Sequential development methodology which focuses on comprehensive documentation and step by step development.

• XP

• Agile

• Waterfall

• Spiral

• RAD

A small start-up who want to get a prototype onto the market for testing should use:

• XP

• Agile

• Waterfall

• Spiral

• RAD

A large company who want to develop their software so people actually want to use it should use:

• XP

• Agile

• Waterfall

• Spiral

• RAD

A processor company who need to develop high-quality code with minimal errors should use:

• XP

• Agile

• Waterfall

• Spiral

• RAD

Very large projects which require a lot of paperwork and documentation should use:

• XP

• Agile

• Waterfall

• Spiral

• RAD