Frequently Asked Questions on Waterfall Model vs Incremental Model
1. Is waterfall iterative or incremental?
A waterfall model is neither iterative nor incremental model.
2. Which model is incremental?
The incremental model is an understandable alternative to the waterfall model. There are several iterations of smaller cycles comprising requirements, design, programming, and testing, each resulting in a software prototype.
3. What is the second name of incremental model?
Incremental Model is also known as Successive version model.
Difference between Waterfall model and Incremental model
The Waterfall Model follows a strict, linear sequence of phases and is best for small projects with well-defined requirements. It produces the final product only after all phases are completed. The Incremental Model develops the software in smaller, iterative cycles, delivering a working version early and adding features incrementally. This approach offers more flexibility and lower risk.
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