A software development company specializes in being able to use whatever software development method their customer wants to use. One customer company wants to use the Waterfall method. What is a characteristic of this method?
- a process that amplifies learning as well as delivers as quickly as possible
- a software development process where the highest priority is to satisfy the customer through early and continuous delivery of valuable software
- a software development process where a particular phase depends on the results of the previous phase
- a process that eliminates anything that does not add value to the project including meetings and documentation
Case 2:
- A software development process that prioritizes responding to change over following a plan
- A process that eliminates inefficient ways of working like expecting coders to multitask
- A software development process that focuses on frequent delivery of working software as well as collaboration between developers and business employees
- A software devilment process that can only go forward.
Case 3:
- a software development process that has the results of one phase feed into the next phase
- a process that eliminates anything that does not add value to the project including meetings and documentation
- a software development process that focuses on frequent delivery of working software as well as collaboration between developers and business employees
- a process that eliminates inefficient ways of working like expecting coders to multitask
Explanation: With waterfalls, the water flows in one direction only. With the waterfall method, the process goes in one direction, and can never go backwards. Think of it like a relay race where one runner has to finish their distance before handing the baton off to the next person, who is waiting for them. The baton always goes in a forward motion.
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