SE - Software Development Quiz

What is the first phase of the Waterfall Model as depicted in the diagram?

• Design

• Requirements Definition

• Development

• Maintenance

Which phase is directly before Maintenance in the Waterfall Model?

• Installation

• Testing and Debugging

• Integration

• Development

What is the phase that deals with correcting errors found in earlier stages of the Waterfall Model?

• Integration

• Testing and Debugging

• Design

• Maintenance

According to the structured approach, when can a solution be implemented?

• After all potential solutions are considered

• Once the problem is thoroughly defined and understood

• Before the development process begins

• Simultaneously with problem definition

How is the progression described in the waterfall method?

• Random order

• Bottom to top

• Top to bottom

• Simultaneous steps

Why is the structured approach particularly suited to software development?

• It allows for flexibility in design changes.

• All requirements must be understood after the design commences.

• It requires no predetermined order.

• All requirements of the product are defined and understood before planning and design commences.

What is a characteristic feature of the Waterfall Model in project management?

• Quick completion of projects

• Uses short time periods from start to finish

• Involves only a few personnel

• Uses long time periods, from start to the final product

Which of the following best describes the scale of projects typically associated with the Waterfall Model?

• Small-scale, simple projects

• Medium-scale, moderately complex projects

• Large-scale, difficult and/or new concept projects

• Personal, individual projects

Who are typically involved in projects using the Waterfall Model?

• Freelancers and remote workers

• Analysts, designers, programmers, users, and management

• External consultants only

• Marketing and sales teams

What is one of the advantages of addressing problems systematically in a structured project?

• Increases the number of errors

• Reduces the need for future planning

• Helps avoid unexpected errors through careful planning

• Decreases project quality