System Development Approaches Quiz

What is the traditional or structured approach to system development commonly known as?

• Agile Model

• Waterfall Model

• Spiral Model

• V-Model

According to the New South Wales syllabuses, how many fixed stages are there in the waterfall model?

• Three

• Four

• Five

• Six

Why is the traditional approach to system development referred to as a structured approach?

• Because it is flexible and iterative

• Because it follows stages in a specific order

• Because it allows for changes at any stage

• Because it is unstructured and random

In which region is the waterfall model specified to have four fixed stages according to the document?

• New South Wales

• California

• Ontario

• Queensland

What might you see in versions of the waterfall model outside of New South Wales?

• Three stages

• Four stages

• Five or six stages

• Seven stages

What is the first stage in the waterfall model of system development?

• Researching and planning

• Identifying and defining

• Implementation

• Testing

Why is it important to understand the existing system before developing a new one?

• To save time and resources

• To avoid legal issues

• To have a full understanding of its components and requirements

• To ensure compatibility with other systems

How many stages are there in the waterfall model mentioned in the text?

• Three

• Four

• Five

• Six

What does the completion of a stage in the waterfall model influence?

• The budget of the project

• The timeline of the project

• The next stage of system development

• The team structure

What is the second stage in the waterfall model as mentioned in the text?

• Implementation

• Testing

• Researching and planning

• Maintenance