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Question 1

Which of the following is NOT a principle of agile methods?

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None of Above

Question 2

Stand-alone applications:

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are applications run on a personal computer or personal mobile device

Question 3

To scale agile methods, some plan-based practices have to be integrated with agile practice, includng:

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Up-front requirements & Alignment of releases across teams

Question 4

Embedded control systems

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are software control systems that control and manage hardware devices.

Question 5

This approach interleaves the four basic activities;is developed as a series of versions; adding functionality gradually

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Incremental development

Question 6

Agile methods assume that it is possible to have a perfect understanding of the requirements from the start.

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False

Question 7

Software engineers shall act consistently with the public interest.

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is the PUBLIC principle per ACM/IEEE SE Code of Ethics

Question 8

In Scrum product backlog estimation, we can break each user story into tasks and estimate tasks in points.

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True

Question 9

Major steps of prototype development:

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All of Above

Question 10

Which of the following includes all of the fundamental activities that are common to all software processes?

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Specification, Development, Validation, Evolution

Question 11

Change is inevitable with all large software projects. Select approaches to reduce the costs of rework:

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Change anticipation & Change tolerance

Question 12

Testing is concerned with telling whether or not there are errors.

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True

Question 13

An estimate of how much product backlog effort a team can cover in a single sprint.

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Velocity

Question 14

Software Engineering is an Engineering discipline that is concerned with ALL aspects of software production.

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True

Question 15

Software engineers shall be fair to and supportive of their colleagues.

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is the COLLEAGUES principle per ACM/IEEE SE Code of Ethics

Question 16

Batch processing systems:

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are business systems designed to process data in large batches

Question 17

Interactive transaction-based applications:

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run on remote computers and are accessed by users from their own devices

Question 18

In the classic Chicken & Pig metaphor, who is/are committed?

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Pig

Question 19

ACM and IEEE created a SE code of ethics because software engineers have significant opportunities to

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All of the above

Question 20

Shall ensure that their products and related modifications meet the highest professional standards possible.

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is the PRODUCT principle per ACM/IEEE SE Code of Ethics

Question 21

It is easy to judge if enough user stories have been developed to cover all of the essential requirements of a system.

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False

Question 22

Data collection systems

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collect data from environment using sensors; send data back for processing

Question 23

Debugging is concerned with locating and correct established defects.

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True

Question 24

What is NOT the difference between software engineering and computer science?

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SE doesn't need coding.

Question 25

Software engineers shall advance the integrity and reputation of the profession consistent with the public interest.

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is the PROFESSION principle per ACM/IEEE SE Code of Ethics

Question 26

This approach relies on the availability of reusable components or systems.

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Integration and configuration

Question 27

Managers/Leaders shall subscribe to and promote an ethical approach to the management of s/w development and maintenance

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is the MANAGEMENT principle per ACM/IEEE SE Code of Ethics

Question 28

Which on is NOT major advantages that the incremental development process has over the waterfall model:

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The process is visible.

Question 29

Shall participate in lifelong learning regarding the practice of their profession and promote an ethical approach.

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is the SELF principle per ACM/IEEE SE Code of Ethics

Question 30

Software evolution is pushed by

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Both

Question 31

This approach takes the four basic activities as a linear sequential separate process phases.

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Waterfall

Question 32

The five levels proposed in the Software Engineering Institute's Process Maturity Model are:

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Initial -> Managed -> Defined -> Quantitatively managed -> Optimizing

Question 33

Role of the Scrum master includes protecting the development team from external distractions.

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True

Question 34

Systems of systems:

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are used in large organizations and composed of other s/w systems

Question 35

Shall act in a manner that is in the best interest of their client and employer consistent with the public interest.

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is the CLIENT AND EMPLOYER principle per ACM/IEEE SE Code of Ethics

Question 36

Which of the following is generally NOT an example of a customized product?

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Photo Viewer Software

Question 37

Which of the following activities is NOT common to all software processes?

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Software efficiency

Question 38

Which one of the following is NOT an example of extreme programming practices?

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Complex design

Question 39

Software engineers shall maintain integrity and independence in their professional judgment.

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is the JUDGMENT principle per ACM/IEEE SE Code of Ethics

Question 40

Which of the following are attributes of a good software?

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All of Above

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