Question
1. Evaluate and contrast two different software development approaches such as the Waterfall Model versus the Spiral Model or the Object Oriented approach versus Design Patterns, etc
2. The operating system uses lists and queues extensively. One of the most ordinary usages of these structures is to hold in an orderly manner the control blocks that represent the tasks that are in a variety of stages of execution. A task can run, it can wait for an external event such as an input or output operation, or it is able to be ready to run but held because its priority is not high enough. The control blocks are moved in and out of these stages.
Examine how you would implement these structures. Would you use lists or queues? Please consider aspects of effectiveness and robustness.