DAU ISA 101 Module 14 Test 1

DAU ISA 101 Module 14 Test 1 Software Development: Requirements and Design Exam Here is your test result.The dots represent the choices you have made. The highlighted questions are the questions you have missed. Remediation Accessed shows whether you accessed those links.'N' represents links not visited and 'Y' represents visited links. Back to Status page contains 12 Questions 1) Which of the following IS NOT one of the Systems Engineering Technical Processes used for system design or product realization? [27.101.2.1 Identify the eight (8) steps of the Systems Engineering technical processes.] Interface Management Process Design Solution Process Requirements Development Process Verification Process Transition Process 2) Each of the following is a Systems Engineering Technical Management Process EXCEPT: [27.101.2.2 Identify the eight (8) Systems Engineering technical management processes.] Requirements Development Process Configuration Management Process Interface Management Process Technical Planning Process 3) Which of the following describes the purpose of the Systems Engineering technical process of Verification? [27.101.2.3 Describe the purpose of each Systems Engineering technical process.] To confirm that a system element meets its design-to or build-to specifications. To move the system element to the next stage of development, or for the end-item system, to the user. To confirm that a system element meets its Stakeholder Requirements. To improve understanding of the defined requirements and the relationships among the requirements. 4) Which of the following Systems Engineering technical management processes purpose is described as the "Provides traceability ultimately back to user-defined capabilities and needs?" [27.101.2.4 Describe the purpose of each Systems Engineering technical management process.] Requirements Management Logical Analysis Configuration Management Decision Analysis 5) The lowest level component that a Software Item (SI) can be broken down into is called: [27.101.2.5 Recognize the software components of a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS).] A software Unit subassembly part subsystem 6) A key life-cycle review that examines the quality and completeness of software requirements for a particular Software Item (SI) is typically called: [27.101.2.6 Identify life cycle reviews that can be used to help manage software development.] The Software Specification Review (SSR). The Software Item Requirements Review (SIRR). The Preliminary Design Software Review (PDSR). The Software Functional Review (SFR). 7) True or False. The Software Requirements Specification (SRS) is the basis for top-level design. [27.101.2.7 Identify documentation used to specify software design.] True False 8) Which commercial software standard provides the specific standards for quality management and quality assurance? [27.101.2.8 Identify key commercial standards used in DoD software development.] ISO 9000: 2000 Series. MIL-STD-8145 and MIL-STD-8146. DoD-STD-1276A and DoD-STD-1286B. No such commercial software development standards exist. 9) The quality management concepts addressed by standards in the ISO 9000-series help an organization to: [27.101.2.9 Describe the purpose of ANSI/EIA 632, ISO 9000:2000, and ISO 12207.] Meet regulatory requirements, help enhance customer satisfaction and meet their quality requirements. Facilitate software requirements analysis and design. Better use specific software standards such as ISO 12207. Describe the process for engineering a system and define the method to reengineer if needed at the end of the acquisition life cycle. 10) Which of the following is a FALSE statement regarding the "allocation" of systems-level requirements to software? [14.101.2.1 Explain how software requirements are determined.] The allocation of design- and coding-derived requirements to software typically occurs as long after preliminary design has begun. The allocation of requirements to software is deciding what systems-level functions will be performed by the software and how well they are to be done. Software requirements, once allocated and approved by the acquirer, drive the software development process. Software requirements typically are allocated long before software preliminary design has begun. 11) Which of the following are key processes of Configuration Management (CM)? (Select three alternatives that apply.) [32.101.1.1 Explain the role of Configuration Management (CM) in DoD software development.] [Remediation Accessed :N] Auditing Identification Status Accounting Re-Baselining and Post-Production Documenting 12) The baseline that typically is documented by a Software Requirements Specification (SRS) and an Interface Requirements Document (IRS) is called the: [32.101.1.2 Describe the four (4) Software Configuration Management (CM) baselines.] Allocated Baseline Product Baseline Developmental Baseline Software Baseline