What is the main characteristic of Agile methodologies?

They are flexible and adapt to circumstances.

They are rigid and follow a strict process.

They are only used for small projects.

What does Agile software development rely on?

Strong leadership, good communication, and teamwork.

Individual work and minimal communication.

Agile software development is a product of which idea?

Rapid Application Development (RAD)

What is the emphasis of Agile software development?

Creating software quickly and efficiently.

Creating software slowly and carefully.

Creating software with minimal resources.

Creating software with maximum documentation.

In the Agile Method, what is the purpose of the 'Daily Review'?

To gather feedback and make adjustments

Which principles are used within a sprint?

Analysis, design, implementation, and testing

Planning, coding, debugging, and deployment

Requirement gathering, coding, testing, and maintenance

Design, coding, testing, and deployment

How are steps for the development of the entire system handled in Agile methodology?

Steps are repeated in one sprint and then carried out again in the next sprint

A rigid set of steps is followed

Steps are only carried out once

Steps are skipped if not necessary

In the iterative model, at which stages is the client heavily involved?

Initial analysis stage and end of development

Only during the initial analysis stage

Only during the end of development

Throughout the entire development process

What is the purpose of client involvement at the end of development in the iterative model?

To evaluate if the software meets their needs and matches the agreed specification

To provide additional funding for the project

To market the software to potential users

What is the primary focus of client interaction in Agile methodology?

Regularly informing the client of progress at all stages

Delivering the entire project at once

How does the development team adapt the software in Agile methodology?

By adapting the software to meet the client’s needs as much as possible

By following a strict plan without changes

By delivering the final product without client feedback

By working independently without client interaction

In an iterative teamwork model, how do teams of analysts, programmers, testers, and documenters work?

They work independently on each phase of development.

They work together on all phases of development.

They do not communicate at all.

They work in pairs on each phase of development.

In an iterative teamwork model, how do teams mainly work?

In isolation with some communication required between each phase.

In close collaboration with constant communication.

In pairs with constant communication.

What is the key difference between teams of developers in Agile and teams of experts operating in isolation?

Teams of developers in Agile communicate and collaborate.

Teams of developers in Agile do not communicate.

Teams of experts operating in isolation communicate more.

Teams of developers in Agile work slower.

Why is fast, face-to-face communication between individuals with different skills important during a project?

It is an important factor in progressing the project quickly.

It helps in reducing the project cost.

It ensures that everyone works independently.

It allows for more time to be spent on documentation.

What is created at the beginning of a project in iterative documentation?

A) A detailed project specification

During an iterative project, significant time is spent on which of the following activities?

B) Design, program commentary, and test plans

C) Financial planning and budgeting

D) Human resources and recruitment

When is formal and maintained documentation produced in Agile methodology?

B) Only if necessary or requested by the client

What will the software specification detail in an iterative project?

Agreed timescales for project completion

Budget allocation for the project

Team member roles and responsibilities

Marketing strategies for the project

What is the primary aim of agile methodologies in software development?

To direct as many resources and staff as possible to a sprint cycle

To minimize the number of resources and staff involved

To focus on long-term planning and goals

What is a characteristic of sprints in agile methodologies?

They help develop software as efficiently as possible

They are long-term planning cycles

They are completed slowly to ensure quality

They avoid the use of resources and staff

What is a potential downside of using sprints in agile methodologies?

They may be at the expense of regular monitoring against long-term aims

They require too many resources

They are too slow to be effective

They do not help in developing software efficiently

What does planning in the Iterative Method allow for?

Completion of steps in a set order

Completion of steps in a random order

Completion of steps without any order

Why is the analysis phase critical in the Iterative Method?

It produces a software specification that is difficult to alter

It is the final phase of the project

It is the easiest phase to complete

What can be difficult to rectify later in a project if mistakes are made early?

Staying within budget or meeting deadlines

What is a key characteristic of Agile development in terms of planning?

Focused short-term planning with medium-term guidance

How does the Agile development team adapt to the needs of the client?

By sticking to the original plan

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is a principle of Agile software development?

Continuous delivery

Waterfall

Big Bang

V-Model

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is another name for the Iterative development methodology?

Agile

Waterfall

Scrum

Kanban

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How many development methodologies do we need to know about at Highers level?

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the traditional software development methodology that follows a set of steps in a specific order?

Agile

Waterfall

Scrum

Kanban

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

In the Waterfall Development Methodology, what should happen before moving to a new phase?

The phase should be skipped

The phase should be reviewed and verified

The phase should be ignored

The phase should be started immediately

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is the correct order of phases in the Waterfall Development Methodology?

Design, Analysis, Implementation, Testing, Documentation, Evaluation, Maintenance

Analysis, Design, Implementation, Testing, Documentation, Evaluation, Maintenance

Implementation, Design, Analysis, Testing, Documentation, Evaluation, Maintenance

Analysis, Implementation, Design, Testing, Documentation, Evaluation, Maintenance

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does the term "iteration" mean in the context of the Iterative (Waterfall) Method?

To skip stages

To repeat stages

To combine stages

To eliminate stages

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Software Development Methodologies Quiz

Which of the following is a principle of Agile software development?

What is another name for the Iterative development methodology?

How many development methodologies do we need to know about at Highers level?

What is the traditional software development methodology that follows a set of steps in a specific order?

In the Waterfall Development Methodology, what should happen before moving to a new phase?

Which of the following is the correct order of phases in the Waterfall Development Methodology?

What does the term "iteration" mean in the context of the Iterative (Waterfall) Method?

Which of the following stages is NOT part of the Iterative (Waterfall) Method?

In the Iterative (Waterfall) Method, which stage comes immediately after "Design"?

According to the Iterative (Waterfall) Method, what is the final stage in the process?

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