Designing only the portions of the system 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 lean approach to software development where only the necessary components are designed and implemented at each stage to complete the current work being done. It allows for flexibility and adaptability to changes as the project progresses. Waterfall and frequent design are not relevant to this concept, while scrum is an agile methodology that focuses on iterative development and collaboration, but does not specifically address this aspect of design.

Designing Only the Portions of the System That Are Needed