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What is the key characteristic of the waterfall model?
What is the key characteristic of the waterfall model?
- Random progression through phases
- Sequential completion of phases (correct)
- Simultaneous execution of phases
- Iterative completion of phases
Which testing activities are typically included in the software development process?
Which testing activities are typically included in the software development process?
- Functional testing, performance testing, security testing, user acceptance testing
- Manual testing, automated testing, alpha testing, beta testing
- Unit testing, integration testing, regression testing, usability testing
- Unit testing, integration testing, system testing, acceptance testing (correct)
What makes it challenging to revisit a previous phase in the waterfall model?
What makes it challenging to revisit a previous phase in the waterfall model?
- Phases cannot be revisited
- Each phase is independent of others (correct)
- No option for requirements change
- No documentation available for previous phases
What is a limitation of the waterfall model when it comes to handling changes in requirements?
What is a limitation of the waterfall model when it comes to handling changes in requirements?
In the software development context, what does 'deployment' refer to?
In the software development context, what does 'deployment' refer to?
What is a key difference between the Classical Waterfall Model and the Iterative Waterfall Model?
What is a key difference between the Classical Waterfall Model and the Iterative Waterfall Model?
What characterizes the approach of the Classical Waterfall Model?
What characterizes the approach of the Classical Waterfall Model?
In which model is testing conducted throughout the development cycle?
In which model is testing conducted throughout the development cycle?
Which model is more adaptable to changing requirements?
Which model is more adaptable to changing requirements?
What does the Iterative Waterfall Model allow regarding phases that the Classical Waterfall Model does not?
What does the Iterative Waterfall Model allow regarding phases that the Classical Waterfall Model does not?
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