The Waterfall Approach Is Used Most Often For

question 81

Multiple Choice

The waterfall approach is used most often for:

• A) well-defined projects.
• B) projects whose changes tend to be minor.
• C) projects with step-by-step progress.
• D) engineered products with well-defined specifications and drawings.
• E) all of the these.

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