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8: Which of the following is not one of the requirement classifications used in Quality Function Deployment (QFD)? a. exciting b. expected c. mandatory d. normal 9: The work products produced during requirement elicitation will vary depending on the a. size of the budget b. size of the product being built c. software process being used d. stakeholders needs 10: Developers and customers create use-cases to help the software team understand how different classes of end-users will use functions. a. True b. False 11: Use-case actors are always people, never system devices. a. True b. False 12: The result of the requirements engineering task is an analysis model that defines which of the following problem domain(s)? a. information b. functional c. behavioral d. all of the above 13: Analysis patterns facilitate the transformation of the analysis model into a design model by suggesting reliable solutions to common problems. a. True b. False 14: In win-win negotiation, the customer’s needs are met even though the developer’s need may not be. a. True b. False 15: In requirements validation the requirements model is reviewed to ensure its technical feasibility. a. True b. False Chapter 8 1: Which of the following are areas of concern in the design model? a. architecture b. data c. interfaces d. project scope e. a,b and c 2: The importance of software design can be summarized in a single word a. accuracy b. complexity c. efficiency d. quality 3: Which of these are characteristics of a good design? a. exhibits strong coupling between its modules b. implements all requirements in the analysis model c. includes test cases for all components d. provides a complete picture of the software e. both b and d 4: Which of the following is not a characteristic common to all design methods? a. configuration management b. functional component representation c. quality assessment guidelines d. refinement heuristics 5: What types of abstraction are used in software design? a. control b. data c. environmental

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INF3705 – 2021 Nov Exam MCQ Notes

2021 Assignment 1 Memo (own) ................................................................................ 2
2021 Assignment 1 Memo (other student) ................................................................. 8
2021 Assignment 2 Memo (own) .............................................................................. 13
2021 Assignment 2 Memo (other student) ............................................................... 19
2021 Practice Assessment ....................................................................................... 24
2020 Assignment 1 Memo........................................................................................ 35
2020 Assignment 2 Memo........................................................................................ 39
Random MCQ Notes ................................................................................................ 43
MCQs Per Chapter - 2020..................................................................................... 43
Chapter 2 ........................................................................................................... 43
Chapter 3 ........................................................................................................... 45
Chapter 4 ........................................................................................................... 47
Chapter 5 ........................................................................................................... 48
Chapter 8 ........................................................................................................... 50
Chapter 10 ......................................................................................................... 52
Chapter 17 ......................................................................................................... 55
Chapter 18 ......................................................................................................... 58
Chapter 19 ......................................................................................................... 60
Telegram Upload “More extras”............................................................................. 62
Chapter 8 Additional MyUNISA Questions ............................................................ 63
Notes based on common pages asked in MCQs. .................................................... 64
Chapter 1 – Introduction (17) ................................................................................ 64
Key Points .......................................................................................................... 65
Other Notes ........................................................................................................ 65
Chapter 2 – Software processes (43) .................................................................... 66
Key Points .......................................................................................................... 66
Other Notes ........................................................................................................ 67
Chapter 3 – Agile software development (72) ....................................................... 68
Key Points .......................................................................................................... 68
Other Notes ........................................................................................................ 69
Chapter 4 – Requirements engineering (101) ....................................................... 71
Key Points .......................................................................................................... 71
Other Notes ........................................................................................................ 71
Chapter 5 – System modeling (138) ...................................................................... 72
Key Points .......................................................................................................... 72

, Other Notes ........................................................................................................ 73
Chapter 6 – Architectural design (167) .................................................................. 74
Key Points .......................................................................................................... 74
Other Notes ........................................................................................................ 75
Chapter 7 – Design and implementation (196) ...................................................... 75
Key Points .......................................................................................................... 75
Other Notes ........................................................................................................ 76
Chapter 8 – Software testing (226)........................................................................ 77
Key Points .......................................................................................................... 77
Other notes ........................................................................................................ 78
Chapter 9 – Software evolution (255) .................................................................... 79
Key Points .......................................................................................................... 79
Other Notes ........................................................................................................ 80
Chapter 10 – Dependable systems (285) .............................................................. 81
Key Points .......................................................................................................... 81
Other Notes ........................................................................................................ 81
Chapter 11 – Reliability engineering (306) ............................................................ 83
Key Points .......................................................................................................... 83
Other Notes ........................................................................................................ 83
Chapter 12 – Safety engineering (339) ................................................................. 84
Key Points .......................................................................................................... 84
Other Notes ........................................................................................................ 85
Chapter 15 – Software reuse (437) ....................................................................... 85
Key Points .......................................................................................................... 85
Other Notes ........................................................................................................ 86
Chapter 18 – Service-oriented software engineering (520) ................................... 87
Key Points .......................................................................................................... 87
Other Notes ........................................................................................................ 87
Chapter 19 – Systems engineering (551) .............................................................. 88
Key Points .......................................................................................................... 88
Other Notes ........................................................................................................ 89

2021 Assignment 1 Memo (own)

Part 1 of 9 - chapter 1 Questions

Question 1 of 25

,Which of the following doesn't form part of the key challenges facing software
engineering?
A. Coping with increasing diversity
B. Demand for reduced delivery times
C. demanding trustworthy software
D. Focus of Computer science theory and fundamentals

Page 20.

Question 2 of 25

Software engineering is an engineering discipline that is concerned with?
A. All aspects of software development
B. Only software design and development
C. Agility software development
D. System development life cycle

Page 20.

Part 2 of 9 - Chapter 2 Questions

Question 3 of 25

Which one of the following is a major advantage of incremental development over
the waterfall model?
A. the cost of software re-engineering
B. stand-alone application systems
C. the cost of implementing requirements
D. web services that are developed according to the service standards

Page 50.

Question 4 of 25

Incremental development has three major advantages over waterfall model. Which of
the following doesn't form part of the major advantage ?
A. The early delivery and development of useful software
B. The easy way to get customer feedback
C. The cost of implements
D. The system structure that tends to degrades new increments

Page 51 – this is mentioned as a disadvantage.

Question 5 of 25

The stages of the waterfall model directly reflect the fundamental software activities
such as?
A. integration and configuration
B. Integration and system testing
C. Requirement analysis and definition

, D. Incremental development

Pages 47-48.

Part 3 of 9 - Chapter 3 Questions

Question 6 of 25

A fundamental requirement of scaling agile method is to?
A. allow customer involvement
B. keep customer involved
C. embrace change
D. integrate them with plan driven approaches

Page 91.

Question 7 of 25

Agile approach to software development consists of design and implementation to
be?
A. ventral activities to the software design phase
B. central activities in the software process
C. part of the final products
D. part of the development process

Page 74.

Part 4 of 9 - chapter 4 Questions

Question 8 of 25

When a standard format is used for specifying functional requirements, the following
information should be included?
A. A description of its inputs and the origins of those inputs
B. A description of software ethnography
C. A description of requirement elicitation
D. A description of standard formats

Page 123.

Question 9 of 25

Which of the following is not part of the non-functional requirements?
A. Robustness
B. Efficiency requirements
C. Product requirements
D. Usability requirements

Figure 4.3 on page 108.

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