1. What is the Project Life Cycle?
2. In the Waterfall model, which phase involves the actual creation or coding of the product?
3. What is the primary role of the advantages offered by the Waterfall methodology in project management?
Project Life Cycle — purpose?
Provides a structured project management framework.
Waterfall Phases — sequence?
Requirements, Design, Implementation, Verification, Maintenance.
Agile Principles — focus?
Flexibility, collaboration, delivering value iteratively.
Project Life Cycle — purpose?
Structured phases from start to finish.
Initiation Phase — role?
Define purpose, scope, and stakeholders.
Waterfall Model — characteristic?
Linear, sequential project phases.
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