QuestionQ268

Software Development and Design

What distinguishes the Waterfall software-development method from Agile?

  • A Waterfall focuses on continuous improvement, and Agile focuses on the design phase.
  • B Waterfall separates the project development lifecycle into sprints, and Agile does not use cycles.
  • C Waterfall specifies requirements before development begins, and Agile responds flexibly to changes in requirements.
  • D Waterfall uses reviews with step by step approach, and Agile uses a serially phased approach.
Explanation

Waterfall typically establishes and documents requirements before development starts, following a sequential process. Agile uses iterative delivery and is designed to accommodate changing requirements throughout development.

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