PROGRAMMING 2

1. Describe briefly each of the following SDLC models in your own

words. Waterfall Model, V- Model, and Iterative Model

1. Waterfall Model – Waterfall Model is really easy to understand and

apply. Each phase must be finished before the next can begin in a
waterfall model, and the stages must not overlap.
2. V- Model - V-model is a development process that may be seen of
as an extension of the waterfall model, and it is an example of the
more generic V-model. Instead of continuing down in a straight line,
the process steps are twisted upwards after the coding phase to
produce the usual V shape.
3. Iterative Model -  Iterative approach should be viewed as a cyclical
process. Following an initial planning phase, a small number of stages
are repeated, with each cycle completion progressively improving and
iterating on the program. 
2.  Give the benefits and importance of SDLC
Models in creating the computer systems.
• Without the SDLC, the loss of a project member can set you back
and potentially ruin the project.
• The project can continuously loop around until it is perfect
• When designing and implementing a project, a software
development life cycle is the solution. When designing and
implementing a project, a software development life cycle is the
solution. 
• A common vocabulary for each step
• A deterministic “definition of done” that can be used to confirm
whether a step is truly complete