Iterative Waterfall Model Flashcards

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What is the main modification in the Iterative Waterfall Model compared to the classical Waterfall Model?

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The introduction of feedback mechanisms.

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What problem does the Iterative Waterfall Model address?

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It prevents issues from propagating through subsequent phases without correction.

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How does feedback integration work in the Iterative Waterfall Model?

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Feedback can be provided to make adjustments in earlier phases if a mistake is detected in one phase.

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Is there feedback during the feasibility study phase in the Iterative Waterfall Model?

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No, there is no feedback during the feasibility study phase.

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What is a key advantage of the Iterative Waterfall Model?

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The ability to incorporate feedback at various stages.

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What is a notable disadvantage of the Iterative Waterfall Model?

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No phase overlapping, meaning each phase must be completed before moving on.

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What does the Iterative Waterfall Model lack regarding software delivery?

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There is no intermediate delivery of the software.

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What limitation does the Iterative Waterfall Model have concerning project requirements?

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Once fixed, requirements cannot be easily modified.

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How does the Iterative Waterfall Model affect customer interaction?

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There is limited customer interaction throughout the development process.

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True or False: The Iterative Waterfall Model allows for parallel work between phases.

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False.

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Fill in the blank: The Iterative Waterfall Model is suitable for _______ projects where the requirements are clear and stable.

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smaller

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What is the approach taken in the feasibility study phase of the Iterative Waterfall Model?

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“No turning back” approach after the decision to develop is made.

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What does the feedback mechanism help to identify and resolve?

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Problems earlier in the development process.

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What does the Iterative Waterfall Model retain from the classical Waterfall Model?

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Simplicity and ease of use.

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What is the consequence of limited customer interaction in the Iterative Waterfall Model?

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Limited feedback from the customer throughout development.

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What is a significant drawback of the Iterative Waterfall Model regarding final product delivery?

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Customers only see the final product after all phases are completed.