Advantages of incremental development (select the WRONG one)

Reduces the need for code refactoring

The distinction between plan-driven and agile processes is that

In agile processes, planning is incremental (contrarily to plan-driven)

In RUP, what is the main goal of the Inception phase?

Define the project scope and business case (understand the problem)

Software prototyping is useful to (select the WRONG answer)

find bugs in the system implementation

Which of the following design practices IS NOT a XP practice?

Architectural Trade-Off Analysis

When can the waterfall model be applicable?

In large, multi-site, projects, with stable requirements

In RUP, what is the main goal of the Elaboration phase?

Define the solution architecture and features (understand the solution)

What distinguishes Test-Driven Development?

Test cases are created before the code to be tested

"The system is assembled from existing components" refers to

The "integration and configuration" process model

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1
Advantages of incremental development (select the WRONG one)
More frequent & early customer feedback reduces failure risk
System functionality is available earlier
Reduces the need for code refactoring
The cost of accommodating changing requirements is reduced
2
Common activities in all software development processes are (select the WRONG one)
Specification
Validation
Design and implementation
Round-trip engineering
3
The distinction between plan-driven and agile processes is that
In plan-driven processes, plans can't be changed (contrarily to agile)
In agile processes, there is no planning
In agile processes, planning is incremental (contrarily to plan-driven)
In plan-driven processes, plans are documented (contrarily to agile)
4
In RUP, what is the main goal of the Inception phase?
Build the product (have a solution)
Define the project scope and business case (understand the problem)
Define the solution architecture and features (understand the solution)
Transition the product into the end-users
5
Which one is NOT a phase in the Rational Unified Process (RUP)?
Project Management
Elaboration
Construction
Inception
6
Software prototyping is useful to (select the WRONG answer)
try out design options
reduce uncertainty in requirements
find bugs in the system implementation
validate requirements
7
Which of the following design practices IS NOT a XP practice?
System Metaphor
Refactoring
Architectural Trade-Off Analysis
Simple Design
8
Which of the following team working practices IS NOT a XP practice?
On-Site Customer
Sustainable Pace
Individual Code Ownership
Pair Programming
9
When can the waterfall model be applicable?
In the development of water management applications
In large, multi-site, projects, with stable requirements
In projects with frequent requirements changes
Never
10
In RUP, what is the main goal of the Elaboration phase?
Define the solution architecture and features (understand the solution)
Define the project scope and business case (understand the problem)
Build the product (have a solution)
Transition the product into the end-users
11
"Find actors and use cases" is an activity of which RUP discipline?
Requirements
Business Modeling
Analysis and Design
Implementation
12
XP was developed by
Fred Brooks
Tony Hoare
Grady Booch
Kent Beck
13
What distinguishes Test-Driven Development?
Test cases are created before the code to be tested
Test cases are created to cover all the code
Test cases are created based on the code
Test cases are created to kill all the mutants
14
Which of the following IS NOT a software process model?
Waterfall model
Test-driven development
Incremental development
Integration and configuration
15
"The system is assembled from existing components" refers to
The "integration and configuration" process model
The "waterfall" process model
The "incremental development" process model
The "software prototyping" approach

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