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Which of the following statements about changing requirements in software development, are correct?
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In traditional way of software development, once the requirements are base lined, further changes should undergo heavy change control process
Changes are acceptable till design but once development starts any further change should be rejected
In traditional way of software development, once the requirements are base lined, further changes can be easily accepted with light process
Organizations must adapt to rapidly changing market conditions to stay relevant in business
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Answered by Anonymous
0

Answer:

True or False

Explanation:

1) In Traditional way of software development,

once the requirements are base lined, further

changes should undergo heavy change control

process.

False

2) Changes are acceptable till design but

once developments starts any further

change should be rejected.

False

3) In traditional way of software development,

once the requirements are base lined,

further changes can be easily accepted with

light process.

False

4) Organizations must adapt to rapidly

changing market conditions to stay

relevant in Business.

True

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Answered by harshsuts016
0

Concept: To find out which statements are true and which are false

Given: Statements and a few options

Find: Whether the statement is true or false

Solution: Let us find out which statement is true or false:

  • This is False satement
  • Changes are acceptable till design but once development starts any further change should be rejected. this statement is  false
  • Traditional way of software development, once the requirements are baselined, further changes can be easily accepted with a light process.False
  • Organizations must adapt to rapidly changing market conditions to stay relevant in business. True

Hence, now we have chosen the true and false statements.

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