Wasserfallmodell (EN)
TermLinear, sequential approach with clearly defined phases
Wasserfallmodell
The waterfall model is a traditional project management model that provides a linear and sequential approach. It consists of clearly defined phases such as requirements, planning, design, implementation, testing, and maintenance, which are processed one after the other. Each phase must be fully completed before the next can begin, which allows for rigid planning and little flexibility during the project.
Process Flow
flowchart TD A[Requirements] --> B[Planning] B --> C[Design] C --> D[Implementation] D --> E[Testing] E --> F[Maintenance]
In Context
- Typically used together with project charter and milestone planning
- Related to: V-Model, Spiral Model, Agile Methods
- Example use: Construction projects, software with clear and stable requirements