Structured/Traditional SDM

Waterfall Methodology is a sequential development process that means ___________________

• One phase must have its preceding phase.

• Multiple phases can be conducted concurrently.

• One should move to the next phase when the preceding phase completed

• Multiple phases can include the same preceding phase.

In the Waterfall, all system requirements are to be captured and documented during the ___________________.

• Integration and Testing Phase

• System Design Phase

• Support and Maintenance Phase

• Requirement Gathering and Analysis Phase

Specifying overall processing, system control, input and output, are the aim of _______________

• System Design Phase

• System Implementation Phase

• Integration and Testing Phase

• Support and Maintenance Phase

The system is released to the customer/market during the _____________

• System Maintenance Phase

• System Deployment Phase

• System Analysis Phase

• System Testing Phase

Which methodology that is suitable for projects with complex database design?

• Waterfall

• V-Model

• Structured Systems Analysis and Design Methodology (SSADM)

• Extreme Programming (XP)

Which methodology contains verification and validation at end of each phase?

• Waterfall

• V-Model

• Structured Systems Analysis and Design Methodology (SSADM)

• Extreme Programming (XP)

Which methodology was first introduced?

• Waterfall

• V-Model

• Structured Systems Analysis and Design Methodology (SSADM)

• Extreme Programming (XP)

The following are the focus of the Waterfall methodology, except ____________________

• Detailed documentation

• Provide a highly structured and rigorous approach

• Product excellent

• Able to adapt to changing environment

Which is the drawback of the structured methodologies that are devoid of flexibility (unable to change requirements)?

• Rigid

• Iterative process

• Sequential process

• Tunnel vision