Question 3Which one of the following statements is true?1 pointThe feature batch size in waterfall project management is usually very small.Waterfall projects usually have shorter iterations than agile projects.In agile project management, planning is distributed throughout the life of the project.

Which of the following statements is correct about the Waterfall approach to project management?It is a unique approach in which the team does not have a fixed plan so they can respond to changes as they occur.It is a blended approach in which the team focuses on gathering and analyzing requirements upfront and is then flexible to work in short-term sprints to deliver incrementally.It is a traditional, sequential approach in which the team works across several phases according to defined tasks to deliver a final deliverable.It is a flexible approach in which the team works iteratively in short phases to deliver an outcome incrementally.

Select the correct statement regarding the Agile approach:1 pointAny project can be managed in an Agile fashion.Agile is intended only for software development.The Agile planning method is command and control.Agile development follows a consistent plan that is set at the start of the project.

True or False: One benefit of an Agile approach is that planning and executing in shorter increments makes projects less complex.

Question 5Select the correct statement regarding Agile.1 pointAgile is being responsive to change and delivering value.Agile is essentially waterfall with more requirements.Agile is about taking plenty of time to do upfront planning.Agile is about developers working closely with a project manager.

What is the difference between Agile and Waterfall project management approaches? Select all that apply.1 pointAgile is a less linear approach than Waterfall.Waterfall is more flexible than Agile, as it accounts for changes in stakeholders’ needs as the project progresses.Agile and Waterfall approaches are the same. There are no major differences between the two.Waterfall aims for predictability and tries to avoid change, while Agile embraces the reality that the world is uncertain and unpredictable.3.Question 3