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SPM Methodologies

The document discusses methodologies in software project management, starting with the Waterfall model, which is a linear approach consisting of distinct phases. It highlights the pros and cons of the Waterfall model, noting its simplicity and inflexibility to change. The model is best suited for projects with stable requirements and minimal anticipated changes.

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SPM Methodologies

The document discusses methodologies in software project management, starting with the Waterfall model, which is a linear approach consisting of distinct phases. It highlights the pros and cons of the Waterfall model, noting its simplicity and inflexibility to change. The model is best suited for projects with stable requirements and minimal anticipated changes.

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Methodologies in Software Project Management

1. Waterfall Model
The Waterfall model is a classic, linear approach where projects progress
sequentially through distinct phases: requirements gathering, design,
implementation, testing, deployment, and maintenance. Each phase must be
completed before the next begins.
Pros: Simple, easy to understand, well-defined structure, clear
documentation
Cons: Inflexible to change, early stage dependency, limited customer
feedback until late in the project
Best for: Projects with stable requirements, well-defined scope, and
minimal anticipated changes.
2. Agile Methodology

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