Agile Project management (circle all that apply)
A) Is usually applied in projects where all the requirements have been clearly defined.
B) Divides the project into a sequence of smaller efforts, each devoted to "releasing" a module or component of the larger system.
C) Bears no similarity at all to the traditional "waterfall" model in development projects.
D) When the list of requirements is long, would address the easiest ones first.

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Agile project management divides the project into smaller, manageable units, allowing for iterative development and feedback, unlike the traditional waterfall model which follows a linear and sequential approach. Agile focuses on adaptability and customer satisfaction through continuous delivery.

Agile Project Management (Circle All That Apply)