Software Development Concepts

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Why would you revisit a stage in the Software Development Process

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Earlier stages in the Iterative process can be revisited to make improvements and correct errors.

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How is Progress Measured in Iterative Methodology

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Iterative is a predictive methodology. It relies on early planning of the future in detail and follows a strict plan and deadlines.

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Iterative vs Agile: Changes

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In Iterative, changes can only be made before development. In Agile, changes can be introduced during development.

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Iterative vs Agile: Client Feedback

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Iterative has limited client involvement. Agile involves constant client feedback.

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Iterative vs Agile: Documentation

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Iterative requires extensive documentation. Agile requires minimal documentation.

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Iterative vs Agile: Testing

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Iterative testing is done after completion. Agile testing is ongoing with each feature.

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Iterative vs Agile: Team Interaction

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Iterative teams work independently. Agile teams collaborate with clients.

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Scope in the analysis stage

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A list of deliverables that the project will hand over to the client and end-user, including any time limits for the project.

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Examples of deliverables in a project

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Design, completed program, test plan, test results, and evaluation report.

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Purpose of defining scope

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To outline what the project will deliver and any time constraints.