PURDUE CS 307 FINAL EXAM ACTUAL EXAM 250 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+
What kind of software development is done with one programmer doing all the work
on their own? - ANSWER: Cowboy
What are the seven stages of software engineering? - ANSWER: 1. Requirement
Analysis
2. Software Architecture
3. Software Design
4. Implementation
5. Software Testing
6. Version Control, build and configuration
7. Project Management
What is the first stage of software engineering? - ANSWER: Requirement Analysis
What is the second part of software engineering? - ANSWER: Software Architecture
What is the third stage of software engineering? - ANSWER: Software Design
What is the fourth stage of software engineering? - ANSWER: Implementation
What is the fifth stage of software engineering? - ANSWER: Software Testing
What is the sixth stage of software engineering? - ANSWER: Version Control; Build
and Configuration
What is the seventh stage of software engineering? - ANSWER: Project Management
What are the 4 types of software development? - ANSWER: 1. Cowboy
2. The SDLC
3. Scrum
4. Continous Delivery
What is the theory behind scrum software development? - ANSWER: Teams break
work into goals to be completed over certain time intervals, called sprints
What is the theory behind continous development? - ANSWER: Get changes of all
types (features, bug fixes, etc.) into production and into the hands of users as safely
and quickly as possible
What are the three parts of scrum framework? - ANSWER: 1. Roles
2. Events
3. Artifacts
, What are the three roles in scrum? - ANSWER: 1. Product Owner
2. Scrum Master
3. Development Team
What are the 5 events in scrum? - ANSWER: 1. Sprint
2. Sprint Planning
3. Daily Scrum
4. Sprint Review
5. Sprint Retrospective
What are the four artifacts in scrum? - ANSWER: 1. Project Charter
2. Product Backlog
3. Sprint Backlog
4. Burn Down Chart
What does the Product Owner do? - ANSWER: 1. Defines features
2. Prioritizes features
3. Adjusts features
4. Decides release date
5. Accepts/Rejects results
What does the Scrum Master do? - ANSWER: 1. Manages the project
2. Leads the team
3. Facilitates cooperation
What does the Development Team do? - ANSWER: Create the project
What is sprint in scrum - ANSWER: A time box of a month or less where a product
increment is created
What is a sprint planning meeting in scrum - ANSWER: A meeting where work to be
performed in a sprint is planned. Sprint goals are defined
What are the two questions answered in a sprint planning meeting? - ANSWER: 1.
What will be delivered in this sprint
2. How will the work get done
What are the three stages of continous delivery? - ANSWER: 1. Continous Integration
2. Automated Acceptance Testing
3. Configuration Management
What are the five parts of continous integration - ANSWER: 1. Analysis
2. Planning
3. Implementation
4. Unit Testing
5. Demo
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+
What kind of software development is done with one programmer doing all the work
on their own? - ANSWER: Cowboy
What are the seven stages of software engineering? - ANSWER: 1. Requirement
Analysis
2. Software Architecture
3. Software Design
4. Implementation
5. Software Testing
6. Version Control, build and configuration
7. Project Management
What is the first stage of software engineering? - ANSWER: Requirement Analysis
What is the second part of software engineering? - ANSWER: Software Architecture
What is the third stage of software engineering? - ANSWER: Software Design
What is the fourth stage of software engineering? - ANSWER: Implementation
What is the fifth stage of software engineering? - ANSWER: Software Testing
What is the sixth stage of software engineering? - ANSWER: Version Control; Build
and Configuration
What is the seventh stage of software engineering? - ANSWER: Project Management
What are the 4 types of software development? - ANSWER: 1. Cowboy
2. The SDLC
3. Scrum
4. Continous Delivery
What is the theory behind scrum software development? - ANSWER: Teams break
work into goals to be completed over certain time intervals, called sprints
What is the theory behind continous development? - ANSWER: Get changes of all
types (features, bug fixes, etc.) into production and into the hands of users as safely
and quickly as possible
What are the three parts of scrum framework? - ANSWER: 1. Roles
2. Events
3. Artifacts
, What are the three roles in scrum? - ANSWER: 1. Product Owner
2. Scrum Master
3. Development Team
What are the 5 events in scrum? - ANSWER: 1. Sprint
2. Sprint Planning
3. Daily Scrum
4. Sprint Review
5. Sprint Retrospective
What are the four artifacts in scrum? - ANSWER: 1. Project Charter
2. Product Backlog
3. Sprint Backlog
4. Burn Down Chart
What does the Product Owner do? - ANSWER: 1. Defines features
2. Prioritizes features
3. Adjusts features
4. Decides release date
5. Accepts/Rejects results
What does the Scrum Master do? - ANSWER: 1. Manages the project
2. Leads the team
3. Facilitates cooperation
What does the Development Team do? - ANSWER: Create the project
What is sprint in scrum - ANSWER: A time box of a month or less where a product
increment is created
What is a sprint planning meeting in scrum - ANSWER: A meeting where work to be
performed in a sprint is planned. Sprint goals are defined
What are the two questions answered in a sprint planning meeting? - ANSWER: 1.
What will be delivered in this sprint
2. How will the work get done
What are the three stages of continous delivery? - ANSWER: 1. Continous Integration
2. Automated Acceptance Testing
3. Configuration Management
What are the five parts of continous integration - ANSWER: 1. Analysis
2. Planning
3. Implementation
4. Unit Testing
5. Demo
