Select any TWO of the system development methodologies listed below:

Agile ? DevOps ? Dynamic Systems Development Model ? Effective Technical and Human Implementation of Computer based Systems (ETHICS) ? Extreme Programming ? Feature-Driven Development (FDD) o Joint Application Development (JAD) olean ? Prototyping ? Rapid Application Development (RAD) ? Rational Unified Process (RUP) ? Soft System Methodology (SSM) - V-Model

Criteria for comparison: o Process Definition o Final Product determination ? Project cost ? Completion date ? Responsiveness to the environment ? Team dynamic and creativity ? Role of upper management ? Training and knowledge transfer o Probability of success 1. Using the above list of comparison criteria, complete your table, by comparing side-by-side, the two (2) system development methodologies that you have selected. 5. Be certain that you have cited the various sources where you obtained the information to complete each row and the respective identified comparison criterion.

I'm attaching an example picture for reference you don't need to create a table, just send in the response that would be fine. Please refer to FUNDAMENTALS OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS 9th EDITION(Author - Stair/Reynold)Help me with the citations as well.

Waterfall Spiral Iterative SCRUM Defined Required Required Required Planning & processes Closure only Final product Determined Determined Set during Set during during planning during planning project project Project cost Determined Partially Set during Set during during planning variable project project Completion Determined Partially Set during Set during date during planning variable project project Responsiveness Planning only Planning At end of each Throughout to environment primarily iteration Team Limited - Limited - Limited - Unlimited flexibility, cookbook cookbook cookbook during creativity approach approach approach iterations Knowledge Training prior Training prior Training prior Teamwork transfer to project to project to project during project Probability of Low Medium low Medium High success Schwaber, K., (n.d.), "SCRUM Development Process," Advanced Development Methods, Figure 7, page, 11, http://jeffsutherland.com/oopsla/schwapub.pdf