ISAD 1 Week 14 Recap

Which software development model follows a linear, step-by-step approach?

• Agile

• Prototyping

• Waterfall

• Scrum

Which model is best suited for projects with high-risk levels and evolving requirements?

• Waterfall

• Spiral

• Kanban

• Feature Driven Development

What is a key characteristic of the Prototyping model?

• Follows a strict linear sequence

• Requires detailed initial planning

• Involves creating a working model for feedback

• Prioritizes rapid deployment over testing

Which phase comes first in the Prototyping process?

• Refining Prototype

• Requirements Gathering and Analysis

• Build a Prototype

• • Initial User Evaluation

What is a disadvantage of the Waterfall model?

• High adaptability to changes

• Slow time-to-market

• Low documentation requirement

• Best for dynamic projects

Which model emphasizes early risk identification and management?

• Prototyping

• Spiral

• Agile

• Rapid Application Development

In which prototyping type is the initial version discarded?

• Evolutionary

• Incremental

• Extreme

• Rapid Throwaway

What does the term "iteration" refer to in software development?

• A one-time planning phase

• Repeating cycles of development and feedback

• Risk assessment stage

• Linear project completion

Which of the following is an advantage of the Spiral model?

• Best for small projects

• Requires minimal documentation

• Reduces risk through detailed analysis

• • Strict adherence to initial requirements

What type of software projects benefit most from Agile methodologies?

• Projects with stable, unchanging requirements

• Large-scale, high-risk projects

• Projects requiring continuous feedback and flexibility

• 1. Projects with minimal client interaction