You have an internship at a company that wants you to help deploy Windows 7 to a dozen computers. The company uses the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit instead of System Center Configuration Manager. Whic

Lite Touch Installation (LTI) is a broad category of MDT deployment that involves some user interaction, and while UDI falls under LTI, LTI itself is not one of the specific methods identified as correct in this question's context.

MDT can leverage HTTP-based distribution points to serve deployment content over the network, allowing client computers to download necessary files during the installation process.

Deploying Windows 7 via USB is a common method with MDT, where the entire deployment share or a bootable image is placed on a USB drive for offline or direct installation on target machines.

User Driven Installation (UDI) is an MDT deployment method that allows end-users to make installation choices during the process, providing flexibility in deployments, particularly suitable for Lite Touch installations.

Zero Touch Installation (ZTI) typically requires integration with System Center Configuration Manager for full automation and is therefore not directly applicable when MDT is used alone without SCCM, as stated in the question.