Developing Applications and Automating Workflows Using Cisco Platforms (DEVASC) — Question 364

What is a characteristic of Waterfall compared to Agile software development method?

Answer options

• 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.

Correct answer: C

Explanation

The correct answer is C, as Waterfall requires all requirements to be established before development, while Agile maintains flexibility to adapt to changes throughout the process. Options A and B incorrectly describe the focuses and methodologies of Waterfall and Agile. Option D misrepresents the approach of both methodologies, making it incorrect.