SWE 201C: A+ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST
UPDATE!
What are the BENEFITS of the Sashimi Model? Select two.
A. It can support creating a learning prototype early
B. It can help shorten development time
C. It supports early validation
AB
Which of the following is true for the V-model? Select two.
A. The V-model is useful in cases where there is ambiguity in requirements and early validation would
be useful.
B. This models emphasizes risk analysis and resolution
C. In this model, you build software in increments
D. It is a predictive model
AD
Which of the following is true for Incremental Models? Select three.
A. You can overlap building of one increment with another
B. Incremental models are always predictive models
C. Incremental models may result in rework
D. If deploying an increment to actual users can benefit the organization, using an incremental model
is a potential candidate to consider.
E. You always have to use the same model for each of the increments
ACD
Which of the following is true for the Waterfall model, V-model and Sashimi model? Select two.
A. In these models, we assume that we know requirements really well
B. In these models, the cost of change depends on how late we find out about the change. If a
problem requiring a change is found during the implementation phase, it will be more expensive to fix
than one found during the design phase.
C. In these models, the team is expected to know the solution really well.
AB
Which model is the best model to use in all situations?
A. Adaptive since it has most advantages
B. None
C. Waterfall
, B
In the Unified Process, all requirements work is done upfront and no requirements work is done in the
construction phase.
A. True
B. False
B
What are some of the activities that happen in the elaboration phase of the Unified Process? Select
two.
A. Decide if you are going to build the system or buy an off-the-shelf product
B. Validate system architecture by building executable architecture baseline
C. Deploy an increment of the software
D. Address known risks
BD
Which of the following activities happen in Step 2 of the Spiral Model? Select two.
A. Make a decision whether to continue with the next cycle
B. Resolve risks
C. Identify risks
D. Decide objectives and constraints
BC
Select the four basic steps followed in each cycle of the Spiral Model.
A. Identify and Resolve Risks
B. Design
C. Requirements
D. Define Objective
E. Deployment
F. Plan the Next Iteration
G. Development and Tests
ADFG
Which of the following are true for the Unified Processes and its variants? Select two.
A. UML Unified Process is the Ultimate Unified Process with a superset of all practices and processes.
B. Rational Unified Process is a lighter version of the Unified Process.
C. Enterprise Unified Process adds additional practices on top of the Unified Process and Rational
Unified Process.
D. Agile Unified Process and Open Unified Process are lighter versions of the "Unified Process".
UPDATE!
What are the BENEFITS of the Sashimi Model? Select two.
A. It can support creating a learning prototype early
B. It can help shorten development time
C. It supports early validation
AB
Which of the following is true for the V-model? Select two.
A. The V-model is useful in cases where there is ambiguity in requirements and early validation would
be useful.
B. This models emphasizes risk analysis and resolution
C. In this model, you build software in increments
D. It is a predictive model
AD
Which of the following is true for Incremental Models? Select three.
A. You can overlap building of one increment with another
B. Incremental models are always predictive models
C. Incremental models may result in rework
D. If deploying an increment to actual users can benefit the organization, using an incremental model
is a potential candidate to consider.
E. You always have to use the same model for each of the increments
ACD
Which of the following is true for the Waterfall model, V-model and Sashimi model? Select two.
A. In these models, we assume that we know requirements really well
B. In these models, the cost of change depends on how late we find out about the change. If a
problem requiring a change is found during the implementation phase, it will be more expensive to fix
than one found during the design phase.
C. In these models, the team is expected to know the solution really well.
AB
Which model is the best model to use in all situations?
A. Adaptive since it has most advantages
B. None
C. Waterfall
, B
In the Unified Process, all requirements work is done upfront and no requirements work is done in the
construction phase.
A. True
B. False
B
What are some of the activities that happen in the elaboration phase of the Unified Process? Select
two.
A. Decide if you are going to build the system or buy an off-the-shelf product
B. Validate system architecture by building executable architecture baseline
C. Deploy an increment of the software
D. Address known risks
BD
Which of the following activities happen in Step 2 of the Spiral Model? Select two.
A. Make a decision whether to continue with the next cycle
B. Resolve risks
C. Identify risks
D. Decide objectives and constraints
BC
Select the four basic steps followed in each cycle of the Spiral Model.
A. Identify and Resolve Risks
B. Design
C. Requirements
D. Define Objective
E. Deployment
F. Plan the Next Iteration
G. Development and Tests
ADFG
Which of the following are true for the Unified Processes and its variants? Select two.
A. UML Unified Process is the Ultimate Unified Process with a superset of all practices and processes.
B. Rational Unified Process is a lighter version of the Unified Process.
C. Enterprise Unified Process adds additional practices on top of the Unified Process and Rational
Unified Process.
D. Agile Unified Process and Open Unified Process are lighter versions of the "Unified Process".
