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Question $1$

What is a deliverable?

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The tasks produced during a project

A tangible outcome from a project that provides customer value

Any communications sent from one party to another during a project

The team feedback gathered during a project

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Question $2$

What is the difference between Agile and Waterfall project management approaches? Select all that apply.

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Waterfall is more flexible than Agile, as it accounts for changes in stakeholders$$ needs as the project progresses.

Agile is a less linear approach than Waterfall.

Waterfall aims for predictability and tries to avoid change, while Agile embraces the reality that the world is uncertain and unpredictable.

Agile and Waterfall approaches are the same. There are no major differences between the two.

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Question $3$

When it comes to deliverables, what are the differences between Waterfall and Agile? Select all that apply.

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Agile projects have one major release, at the end of the project.

Agile and Waterfall project deliverable releases follow a comparable schedule.

Waterfall project deliverable releases are often at the end of the project.

Agile project deliverable releases are smaller and more frequent throughout the project.

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Question $4$

What are the benefits of Agile projects? Select all that apply.

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They help the customer realize$$and receive$$the product they really wanted.

They embrace the reality that the world, markets, and users are uncertain and unpredictable.

They seek out ways to work more efficiently by streamlining processes without losing value.

They deliver one product release at the end of the project, which helps save time and energy.