Created in the seventies, the Waterfall methodology refers to the sequential ordering of phases, including initiating, planning, executing, and closing.
Created in the eighties, the Waterfall methodology refers to the sequential ordering of phases, including defining, measuring, analyzing, improving, and controlling.
Created in the nineties, the Waterfall methodology refers to being able to move quickly and easily through a project by working on many tasks at once.
Created in the eighties, the Waterfall methodology refers to being able to move quickly and easily through a project by combining and eliminating tasks.
5. What is the main advantage of the Waterfall methodology over the Agile approach?
Make adjustments to the schedule, budget, and resources
Do the majority of the work
9. In which project phase does it help to ask questions such as: “Who are the stakeholders?”, “What skills and resources will the project require?”, and “What are the client’s or customer’s goals?”