How are the different stages arranged in the waterfall approach?
They are arranged in order with each feeding into the next.
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How does each stage end in the waterfall approach?
With a deliverable or handover document to inform the next stage.
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Give a disadvantage of the waterfall approach.
Bad at reacting to changing requirements
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What is the design process of the agile approach?
An incremental design process: starts with a simplistic design process, working on small modules.
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Work on this modules is done in weekly or monthly sprints, what happens at the end of a sprint?
Project priorities and evaluated and tests are run.
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What do sprints allow to do for the design process?
Bugs to be discovered and Customer feedback to be incoperated into the next design.
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Give an advantage for the agile approach.
Allows changes to be made after the inital planning, Makes it easier to add up-to-date / new features, Allow customer feedback during the design proces.
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Give a disadvantage for the agile approach.
Requires good project manager to keep project focused and within budget, If there wasn't a definitive plan at the start the final product could be very different than what was initially intended, Documentation is often neglected.
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How does each stage end in the waterfall approach?
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With a deliverable or handover document to inform the next stage.
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Give a disadvantage of the waterfall approach.
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Card 4
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What is the design process of the agile approach?
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Card 5
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Work on this modules is done in weekly or monthly sprints, what happens at the end of a sprint?
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