Implementation Manager (IM) Specialist CHTS Practice Test

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What aspect does the iterative SDLC model emphasize?

Completion of each phase once.
Multiple developments cycles through various phases.
Limiting changes during development.
Focusing solely on testing.

The correct answer is: Multiple developments cycles through various phases.

The iterative Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) model emphasizes multiple development cycles through various phases. This approach allows teams to revisit and refine previous phases as they gather more information or feedback throughout the development process. In contrast to a linear approach where each phase is completed just once, the iterative model encourages ongoing evaluation and enhancements based on user needs and testing results. This flexibility is particularly valuable in software development, as requirements can evolve over time based on user input or changes in technology. By iterating through the phases—such as planning, design, implementation, testing, and maintenance—teams can make adjustments and improvements incrementally, leading to a final product that is more closely aligned with the users’ expectations and needs. The other options either imply a rigid structure or a narrow focus that does not align with the iterative nature of this model.