A project manager is overseeing a software development project and prefers a model where each phase is completed before the next phase begins, with minimal iterations or revisiting previous phases. Which software development methodology BEST fits this preference?
The Waterfall methodology is a sequential approach where each phase is completed before the next one begins, aligning with the project manager's preference for minimal iterations and completing phases before moving forward. Agile methodologies, such as Scrum and Extreme Programming (XP), involve iterative and incremental development with frequent reassessment and adaptation, which does not fit the preference for a sequential, non-iterative model. DevOps practices focus on collaboration between development and operations to enable continuous delivery, which also involves iterative processes.
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