In the traditional systems development life cycle, end users:
A) contribute heavily throughout development.
B) have no input.
C) contribute only during testing.
D) are important only during the conversion phase.
E) are limited to providing information requirements and reviewing the technical staff's work.

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In the traditional systems development life cycle (SDLC), end users are primarily involved in the initial stages where they provide information requirements and later in reviewing the work done by the technical staff. Their role is crucial in ensuring that the system meets their needs, but their involvement is more limited compared to other methodologies like Agile, where user involvement is continuous throughout the development process.

In the Traditional Systems Development Life Cycle, End Users