What is authorisation?

The process of verifying an identity's access privileges

What is authentication?

Process of verifying the identity of a user

Which of these would generally be regarded as accidental complexity for a timetabling system?

Apostrophes in the timetable data have to be escaped with '\'

What is the World Wide Web?

A system of documents and resources linked together, accessible via URLs

Which is the correct level of abstractions of web, network, internet?

web is part of the internet, the internet is a type of network

Which of the following is an example of asynchronous communication?

Emailing a progress report to your supervisor for later reading

What is an "exception"?

Action that disrupts the normal flow of a program

What does statement coverage measure?

The number of statements executed

Which of the following describes black box testing?

Writing tests based only on the specification and not the implementation

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COMP1531 22T2 Week 10 Quiz

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1
What is authorisation?
The process of verifying the identity of a user
The process of hashing a password
The process of verifying an identity's access privileges
The process of determining if the user is real
2
What refers to "The degree to which elements of a module belong together"?
Coupling
Cohesion
3
Which major design smell is demonstrated here?
Repeating yourself
Poor use of variable naming
Using camel case function names
Not using ES6 arrow function expressions
4
What do we call programs like ARC and Postman?
HTTP Tools
API servers
API clients
HTTP methods
5
What is authentication?
Process of determining if the user is real
Process of verifying the identity of a user
Process of verifying an identity's access privileges
Process of hashing a password
6
What is the formula for calculating Cyclomatic Complexity?
e - n + 2
n − e - 2
e - n - 2
e + n + 2
7
Which of the following is NOT an example of continuous integration?
Git Commits
Merge Requests
Building the software to check it works before merging code into master
Pipelines
8
In the INVEST acronym, what does the E stand for?
Estimable
Evaluable
Effective
Excellent
9
Which of these would generally be regarded as accidental complexity for a timetabling system?
Classes can have multiple lecture streams
Apostrophes in the timetable data have to be escaped with '\'
Lecturers teach multiple classes
A clash of at most 1 hour is automatically approved
10
Which HTTP status is returned when the user input does not meet the specified criteria?
500
404
200
400
11
What is the cyclomatic complexity of isPrime?
5
6
4
7
12
What is the World Wide Web?
A system of documents and resources linked together, accessible via URLs
A communication standard that involves message exchanges over a network.
A directory of mappings between domain names and IP addresses
A connected network of servers and users on the internet
13
Which is the correct level of abstractions of web, network, internet?
internet is part of the web, the web is a type of network
web is part of the internet, the internet is a type of network
internet is a type of network, a network is part of the web
web is a type of network, a network is part of the internet
14
Which term best describes a data state that exists longer than the process using it?
Saving
Holding
Remembering
Persistence
15
Which of the following is not part of the SDLC?
User Experience
Maintenance
Development
Requirements analysis
16
Which of the following is an example of asynchronous communication?
Emailing a progress report to your supervisor for later reading
Discussing progress over a morning coffee
A stand-up with 3 other team members at your desk
A skype meeting with stakeholders
17
Integration testing checks whether a system meets its requirements (we have built the system right)
True
False
18
Which of the following are always black-box tests?
Jest tests
Acceptance tests
Unit tests
Integration tests
19
What is an "exception"?
Less likely to occur part of the code flow
Mistake in the program
Action that disrupts the normal flow of a program
{ error: 'error' }
20
In the diagram, what is (1) yellow?
Requirements Analysis
Design
Survey
Stakeholder Agreement
21
What does KISS stand for?
Keep It Simple Stupid
Knowledge Integrity Strength Science
Keep It Sound & Simple
Keep Iterations Simple Stupid
22
What does statement coverage measure?
The number of lines of code
The number of statements executed
The number of branches taken at each branching point
The number of paths taken in the program
23
What are the 4 methods of CRUD in the context of HTTP?
CREATE, READ, UPDATE, DELETE
GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
GET, POST, CREATE, REMOVE
GET, POST, CREATE, DELETE
24
In the agile manifesto, what is valued over following a plan?
Working software
Writing good tests
Customer collaboration
Responding to change
25
Which of the following describes black box testing?
Testing done by the client
Defining executable properties then automatically generating test data
Writing tests based on the implementation
Writing tests based only on the specification and not the implementation

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