Agile Methodologies in SDLC

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In agile methodologies, how is the software development process typically structured?

  • Linear, with a single path from start to finish and minimal deviation.
  • Waterfall, with a heavy emphasis on upfront planning and documentation.
  • Parallel, with different sections developed simultaneously and iteratively. (correct)
  • Sequential, with each stage completed before moving to the next.

Which of the following is a key characteristic of agile methodologies?

  • Emphasis on comprehensive testing at the final stage.
  • Strict adherence to initial plans.
  • Rapid adaptation to changing requirements. (correct)
  • Extensive documentation.

What is the primary focus of agile methodologies regarding user satisfaction?

  • Prioritizing user satisfaction through continuous feedback and adaptation. (correct)
  • Balancing user satisfaction with developer convenience.
  • Minimizing user involvement to streamline development.
  • Deferring user feedback until the final product is ready.

How do agile methodologies approach documentation compared to traditional methods?

<p>Agile methodologies place less emphasis on extensive documentation. (A)</p>
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Which deliverable is prioritized early in the development cycle in agile methodologies?

<p>A working prototype. (B)</p>
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How do agile methodologies handle changes to user requirements during the development process?

<p>Changes are accommodated through iterative development and adaptation. (B)</p>
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Which aspect of the software development lifecycle (SDLC) is most enhanced by using agile methodologies?

<p>Flexibility and adaptability. (C)</p>
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In agile development, what is the purpose of iterative improvements to a working prototype?

<p>To refine the software based on feedback and changing needs. (D)</p>
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Which of the following best describes how agile methodologies support parallel development?

<p>By assigning different teams to work on separate parts of the project simultaneously. (D)</p>
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How does the prioritization of user satisfaction impact the development process in agile methodologies?

<p>It increases direct communication and collaboration between developers and users. (B)</p>
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What is a common outcome of reducing the focus on documentation in agile methodologies?

<p>Greater dependence on team communication and shared understanding. (A)</p>
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What is the iterative approach's benefit in agile development in terms of product relevance?

<p>It allows the product to evolve with changing user needs, ensuring it remains relevant. (B)</p>
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Which statement captures a vital trade-off in agile methodologies?

<p>Balancing comprehensive documentation with rapid development. (B)</p>
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If a project's requirements are expected to change frequently, what makes agile methodologies most suitable?

<p>Their ability to quickly adapt to evolving needs. (C)</p>
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How does continuous delivery of working prototypes affect client relationships in agile projects?

<p>They foster greater trust by allowing feedback and early visibility. (C)</p>
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In what way do agile methodologies differ from traditional software development in terms of team structure?

<p>Agile favours small, self-organizing teams with shared responsibility. (D)</p>
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What is a primary method for evaluating progress and redirecting efforts in agile projects?

<p>Routinely assessing the delivered product against changing user stories. (D)</p>
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Which of the following is a typical characteristic of agile methodologies related to error handling?

<p>Errors are expected and corrected as they appear, through continuous testing. (D)</p>
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How do agile development teams handle scope changes that arise mid-project?

<p>They negotiate and incorporate changes quickly, with adjustments to timelines and resources. (B)</p>
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What benefit do agile methodologies provide in highly innovative projects?

<p>The ability to experiment and adapt based on market feedback. (B)</p>
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Flashcards

Agile methodologies

A group of methodologies designed to enhance the flexibility of Software Development Life Cycles (SDLCs).

Adaptability in Agile

Agile methodologies quickly adapt to changes in user requirements.

Parallel development

In agile, sections of a program are developed at the same time, allowing each to be at different stages.

Iterative prototyping

An early working model is delivered and improved through iterations.

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Less documentation

A reduced emphasis on creating extensive documentation.

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User satisfaction

User satisfaction is given high importance.

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Study Notes

  • Agile methodologies enhance the flexibility of Software Development Life Cycles (SDLCs).
  • These methodologies quickly adapt to changes in user requirements.
  • Different program sections are developed in parallel, allowing them to be at different stages simultaneously.
  • A working prototype is delivered early and improved iteratively.
  • Agile methodologies prioritize user satisfaction.
  • These methodologies place less focus on documentation.

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