Evolutionary Process Model Concepts

The video tutorial by Rishali introduces the evolutionary process model, a combination of iterative and incremental models. It explains the model's structure, its application in large projects, and its advantages, such as error reduction and cost efficiency. The tutorial also covers the disadvantages, including the need for constant customer interaction and the complexity of dividing projects into modules. Finally, it briefly mentions the types of evolutionary models, including prototyping, spiral, and concurrent development models.

What is the evolutionary process model also known as?

• V-Model

• Agile model

• Waterfall model

• Successive version of model

In the iterative model, what happens after the implementation of a product?

• The product is immediately deployed

• Feedback is taken from the customer

• The product is finalized without changes

• The product is discarded

How does the incremental model approach product development?

• By developing the entire product at once

• By developing modules one by one

• By skipping the testing phase

• By ignoring customer feedback

What is a unique feature of the evolutionary process model compared to iterative and incremental models?

• It skips the design phase

• It combines both iterative and incremental approaches

• It develops the entire product at once

• It does not involve customer feedback

What is the main focus of the evolutionary process model?

• Developing the entire product at once

• Developing modules without feedback

• Combining iterative and incremental approaches with feedback

• Skipping the testing phase

When is the evolutionary process model particularly useful?

• For projects that require no testing

• For projects with no customer interaction

• For large projects with evolving requirements

• For small projects with fixed requirements

What is one advantage of the evolutionary process model?

• It allows for early user experience with partial software

• It is suitable for small projects

• It eliminates the need for testing

• It reduces customer interaction

What is a disadvantage of the evolutionary process model?

• It eliminates the need for customer feedback

• It requires constant and clear interaction with the development team

• It is only suitable for small projects

• It does not allow for changes after development

Which of the following is a type of evolutionary model?

• Agile model

• Waterfall model

• Prototyping model

• V-Model

Why might the delivery of full software be delayed in the evolutionary process model?

• Because of constant changes requested by the customer

• Due to lack of customer feedback

• Due to immediate deployment after development

• Because it skips the design phase