Project development

Question 1

Incremental Development Model

Answer 1

• Project split into small increments.
• Builds upon previous increments.
• Allows for early delivery and feedback.
• Adapt to change easily.
• Issues spotted early, risks reduced.

Question 2

Iterative Development Model

Answer 2

• Development occurs in repetitive iterations.
• Each iteration = full mini cycle (design → build → test)
• Stakeholder input shapes each version.
• Flexible and Adapts to new requirements.
• Risks reduced, quality improves over time.

Question 3

Agile development

Answer 3

1. Projects are broken into iterations, with feedback & adaptation
2. Cross-functional teams work closely to deliver value incrementally.
3. Active customer involvement & feedback, refining requirements.
4. Adaptive planning for changing needs.

Question 4

Use of sprint time boxing and backlog techniques in Agile incremental development projects.

Answer 4

Sprint time boxing and backlog techniques are fundamental in Agile incremental development projects.

Sprint time boxing sets clear boundaries for development iterations, promoting focus and accountability.

Backlog techniques help prioritize and manage tasks effectively, ensuring that the most valuable features are delivered first.

Together, they foster agility, collaboration, and continuous improvement in project delivery.