Software Development Lifecycle Models describe procedures and activities involved in developing different types of software applications. These application types vary in size, target platform, level of security and maintenance required, available resources. Software development is a complex task, consisting of many individual activities that need to be coordinated. This is where software processes and life cycle models come into play, providing an infrastructure to coordinate and manage these various activities. For Project 1 you are going to review the basics of Software Processes and Their Models. Answer the Exercises questions at the end of Chapter 1 (p. 36): 1. For each of the eight components of the process cube, explain its meaning and provide a practical example. 2. To what extent would it have been possible to use Scrum and similar methodologies using the technology available in the 1960s? 3. Identify three items of software development knowledge where the codification strategy of knowledge management works best, and three items where the personalization strategy works best. 4. What are the main risks of working with defined software processes and life cycle models? What are the main risks of not doing so? 5. What are the main elements that together form a process?