A type of SDLC in which each phase has results that flow into the next phase is called the __________ model.
A) pitfall
B) SA&D
C) waterfall
D) Method 7

Question

A type of SDLC in which each phase has results that flow into the next phase is called the  __________ model.
A) pitfall
B) SA&D 
C) waterfall
D) Method 7

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The description given in the question fits the waterfall model. In this model, each phase has a specific set of deliverables or results that are completed before moving on to the next phase. This is a sequential and linear approach to software development. Option B, SA&D is a type of methodology that is used within the SDLC. Option A, pitfall, and option D, Method 7, are not relevant or common terms in software development.

A Type of SDLC in Which Each Phase Has Results