Would you say the development process fit something like the waterfall model?
It sounds from the article like it's a very waterfally method, but they can get away with it because they don't have the same constraints and lack of clear specifications that most software does.
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Would you say the development process fit something like the waterfall model?
It sounds from the article like it's a very waterfally method, but they can get away with it because they don't have the same constraints and lack of clear specifications that most software does.
Can't tell you. Different projects act differently, and I was just a lowly grad student in a small research group for a small period of time.
At some level, you can't do full-on iterations when you have only 1 launch. But, you can certainly do iterations that each end in tests.