Software Engineering - SDLC ModelsA team started using the Waterfall model but faced issues adapting to changing requirements. Which change fixes this problem?AAdd more documentation in WaterfallBReduce testing phases in WaterfallCSwitch to Agile model for flexibilityDIgnore requirement changesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify problem with WaterfallWaterfall is rigid and does not handle changing requirements well.Step 2: Choose solution for flexibilityAgile model supports changing requirements through iterative cycles and feedback.Final Answer:Switch to Agile model for flexibility -> Option CQuick Check:Changing requirements need Agile [OK]Quick Trick: Need flexibility? Use Agile, not Waterfall [OK]Common Mistakes:Adding documentation won't fix rigidityReducing testing harms qualityIgnoring changes causes failure
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