Software Engineering Definitions Quiz

The spiral model can only be applied at the beginning of a software project.

Each cube placed along the project entry point axis represents the ending point for different project types.

A concept development project starts at the end of the spiral.

The process proceeds through the next cube if a concept is not developed into an actual product.

The spiral model does not consider technical risks at any stage of the project.

Prototyping is not used as a risk reduction mechanism in the spiral model.

The developer and customer better understand risks in the spiral model as software evolves.

A new development project is initiated if a change is initiated in the dormant phase of the process.

The spiral model does not allow prototyping to be used at any stage in the product's evolution.

If properly applied, the spiral model should increase risks before they become problematic.