A software development methodology that divides work into sequential phases: requirements definition, system design, programming, and testing. Its primary advantage is that clearly defined phase boundaries make progress easy to monitor. However, it handles specification changes poorly, and defects from earlier phases discovered late in the process typically require costly rework.

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• 2009h21h #38ソフトウェア開発プロセスを“要件定義”，“システム設計”，“プログラミング”，“テスト”の各工程に区切って，この順に進める手法の長所はどれか。