DIT Component 1 - Project Methodologies

Why do IT projects fail?

• Hardware and software does not meet project requirements

• Poor planning

• Poor Communication

• Client change their minds all the time

A project methodology.....

• is how the time is divided up within a project

• the order in which the tasks are completed

• is how the time is divided up within a project and the order in which the tasks are completed

• Is step by step process of working through a project

----- and ----- are two types of methodologies.

In order, what are the stages of the waterfall methodology

• Analysis, Design, Implementation, Testing and Evaluation

• Analysis, Design, Implementation, Evaluation and Testing

• Design, Implementation, Testing, Evaluation and Analysis

• Analysis, Design, Testing Evaluation and implementation

The requirements in a project are not fully known at the beginning

In the iterative methodology, evaluation for the project happens at the end.

• True

• False

In the Waterfall methodology the tasks flow on direction from the start to the end of a project.

• True

• False

Project requirements are very clear at the start of the of the project.

• Iterative

• Agile

• Waterfall

The Agile approach is an example of the

• Iterative methodology

• Waterfall Methodology

Which of these statements are true about the Waterfall Model

• The whole project is delivered to the client at the end.

• Requires a lot of planning in the early stages

• Has very little client involvement after the plan has been completed

• Used when a project’s requirements are not fully known at the start of the project