SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT AND PATHWAYS

Question 1

BPR: an approach to critically examine, rethink, & redesign business processes to achieve DRAMATIC process IMPROVEMENTS

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True

Question 2

Focus is to follow a serial process​

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Waterfall

Question 3

Business Process Reengineering (BPR) is a process that...

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Reimagines a more standard/effective desired end-state ("To be"), Change the process w/SW in mind, Avoid just adding software to the existing manual process​, Evaluates the current business process ("As is") end-to-end

Question 4

Based on original requirements, Increment with New requirements, and New operational need

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Agile

Question 5

is a coder/customer meeting to determine how many of the backlogged requirements can be coded

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Daily scrum

Question 6

Imbeds security actions at every phase of the agile software development lifecycle.

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DevSecOps​ (DevOps + Security)​

Question 7

Focuses on customer/coder collaboration and coding/releasing software as quickly

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Agile

Question 8

Current operations feed into development

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DevOps (Agile+Ops)

Question 9

Objective is to align w/commercial or government info tech (IT) best practices and minimize customized IT solutioning

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Defense Business System (DBS) acquisition pathway

Question 10

The focus is to break large systems into severable pieces

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Incremental

Question 11

contains the features suitable to be fielded to enhance mission outcomes

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Minimum Viable Capability Release (MVCR)

Question 12

contains the customer’s prioritized requirements as of today

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Product Backlog

Question 13

"invest in right IT", "eliminate duplication", and "policy and architecture"

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Clinger-Cohen Act

Question 14

"verify interoperability for all data exchanges"; before connecting a software system to the dod

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Interoperability​

Question 15

is a coding iteration to rapidly build out the chosen requirements

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Sprint

Question 16

Objective is to facilitate rapid and iterative (I) delivery of a software capability to the user in under one (1) year.

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Software Pathway

Question 17

the output of the sprint, contains enough features to add value for the customer

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Minimum Viable Product (MVP)

Question 18

"sufficiently protected systems/data" before they are allowed to operate on fielded systems

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Cybersecurity​

SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT AND PATHWAYS

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