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Challenging SDLC questions

by Bikash Kumar Yadav
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Which SDLC model emphasizes iterative development with frequent customer feedback and incremental releases?

2

What is the primary purpose of a requirements traceability matrix in SDLC?

3

In a classic Waterfall sequence, which phase follows design?

4

How does Agile differ from traditional SDLC models in terms of customer involvement?

5

Which practice aims to validate requirements early by delivering a usable product increment?

6

What artifact captures user needs and expectations prior to detailed design?

7

What is the purpose of a feasibility study in SDLC?

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Which model emphasizes verification and validation at each development stage with a corresponding testing phase?

9

During which activity are test plans and test cases primarily developed?

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What is the key benefit of Continuous Integration in modern SDLC?

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Agile focuses on iterative cycles and constant stakeholder feedback; Waterfall/V-Model are more linear.

It links requirements through design, development, and testing to ensure coverage.

Waterfall typically proceeds: requirements, design, implementation, testing, deployment, maintenance.

Agile invites ongoing customer feedback; traditional models often lock requirements early.

MVP helps validate assumptions with minimal features before full development.

User stories or a requirements spec document capture needs before design begins.

Feasibility screens out unviable projects before heavy investment.

The V-Model pairs each development activity with a testing activity.

Test planning and design occur in the Testing phase to ensure quality.

CI catches defects soon by integrating code frequently and running tests.

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