CSIT314 SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT METHODOLOGIES
WOLLONGONG CAMPUS
School of Computing and Information Technology
CSIT314
Software Development Methodologies
Wollongong Campus
Examination Paper
Autumn Session 2020
Exam duration 3 hours
Weighting 50%
Directions to students Clearly mark the question numbers. Answer each question on a new
page.
This paper includes 6 questions.
Submit your work in one single file (PDF or Word) to the Final Exam
submission site provided on Moodle.
To draw diagrams, you can use any tool of your choice (or draw by hand
and take pictures – make sure the pictures are all clear). However, you
need to insert the diagrams into the submission file.
Submission must be made by the exam end time. The submission site will
automatically close after the exam end time.
The exam shall be completed independently on your own. You shall not
discuss, collude, or share you work with anyone else.
When you submit, you acknowledge that it is your own work. Plagiarism
and other academic misconducts may result in a Fail grade and are
subject to the University Academic Misconduct Procedures.
2020 Apr DD CSIT314 Autumn 2020 Page 1 of 4
WOLLONGONG CAMPUS
School of Computing and Information Technology
CSIT314
Software Development Methodologies
Wollongong Campus
Examination Paper
Autumn Session 2020
Exam duration 3 hours
Weighting 50%
Directions to students Clearly mark the question numbers. Answer each question on a new
page.
This paper includes 6 questions.
Submit your work in one single file (PDF or Word) to the Final Exam
submission site provided on Moodle.
To draw diagrams, you can use any tool of your choice (or draw by hand
and take pictures – make sure the pictures are all clear). However, you
need to insert the diagrams into the submission file.
Submission must be made by the exam end time. The submission site will
automatically close after the exam end time.
The exam shall be completed independently on your own. You shall not
discuss, collude, or share you work with anyone else.
When you submit, you acknowledge that it is your own work. Plagiarism
and other academic misconducts may result in a Fail grade and are
subject to the University Academic Misconduct Procedures.
2020 Apr DD CSIT314 Autumn 2020 Page 1 of 4
