Compare your project to the article's example and decide whether the waterfall method is right for it.

Why would you select the iterative waterfall over the rigid one? Any ideas?

Look at your own project through the lens of the article's example to see whether the waterfall approach makes sense for you.

Think about your own project in light of the one in the article, and then decide if the waterfall method would be a good way to handle it.

Think about your current undertaking in the light of the example provided in the article, and then decide whether or not the waterfall method would be suitable for your undertaking.

If you had to pick between the waterfall method and one that was more relevant today, you may chose the former. Which current iterative waterfall process do you prefer and why? Is there a way out of this mess?

For what reasons is incremental development more effective than the waterfall method? Provide three supporting arguments.

Why would you choose the iterative waterfall over the more rigid waterfall? Is there anything you can think of that would aid us in dealing with this issue?

What do the waterfall method and the gradual method have in common? What are the main differences between the two? What do they all have in common, and how are they all different?

You may choose the waterfall strategy if you had to choose between it and a method that was more applicable to the present day.Which of the following modern iterative waterfall methods is most appealing to you? Do you think there is a way out of this predicament?