The professor has discussed in class that research tends to be an iterative process. (If you don't remember or understand, an iterative process is a cycle of repeated steps until a desired goal or result is achieved.) Research typically involves doing something more than once to get to the best or final answer. During this course, every team did at least one iterative process to reach the final project. I want you to describe an iterative process that your team used to develop, write, distribute, or analyze your survey to prepare for the final project report. I do not care what process you identify but you must answer the following questions. Please separate the components of your answer using the Roman numerals shown below for each component of the questions. This makes it much more likely that you will get appropriate credit when I am grading your answer. I. What thing did you do during the project that you consider an iterative process? II. What were the specific elements or steps that lead you to describe this process as iterative? III. How did your iterations result in an improved or better outcome when compared to your first outcome? IV. Under what conditions do you feel it would be appropriate to take the time to use the iterative process to get a better