The following diagram shows the incomplete waterfall model of the program development life cycle. [Diagram shows incomplete waterfall model with 'Analysis' and 'Maintenance' labels]
- (a)Complete the diagram.[3]
- (b)Explain the meaning of the downward and upward arrows. Downward arrows Upward arrows[2]
- (c)Identify another type of model for the program development life cycle.[1]
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Mark scheme
Marking points from the official mark scheme (May/June 2022). The mark or mark type is shown in brackets.
- [3] (a) One mark for: (at least) three intermediate shapes with at least one valid stage names
- [3] (a) Up and Down arrows between each pair of shapes
- [3] (a) Design – Coding – Testing labels in correct sequence
- [2] (b) Downward arrows: result from one stage is input / passed to the next
- [2] (b) Upward arrows: more work is required at a previous stage to complete the current stage
- [1] (c) For example: Iterative / Rapid Application Development (RAD)
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