Designing only those portions of the design that are needed to complete the current work being done is known as ________ design.
A)waterfall
B)scrum
C)just-in-time
D)frequent

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Just-in-time design is a design approach where only the necessary portions of the design are created when they are needed to complete the current work. This approach allows for flexibility and efficiency in the development process as design work is not completed until it is necessary. This approach is often used in agile development methodologies such as Scrum. The waterfall model is a traditional, linear approach to software development where each phase must be completed before moving onto the next. Frequent design refers to the practice of continually reviewing and updating the design throughout the development process, which is important but not the same as just-in-time design.

Designing Only Those Portions of the Design That Are Needed