Question

1. Which one of the following is NOT true about phases of debugging process?

1. The process of correction involves changing the code to fix the errors.
2. The process of verification involves making sure the code is consistent with the requirements.
3. The process of localization involves finding the sections of the code that led to the error.
4. The process of stabilization does not involve looking at the code at all.

1. The amount and extent of detail that must be included in the software requirements specification (SRS) document depends on the

1. Knowledge and experience of the developers in the subject area.
2. Size and complexity of the project
3. Both A and B
4. None of the above

1. Which of the following statements is true about “good” design?

1. A module with temporal cohesion is better than a module with procedural cohesion.
2. A module with procedural cohesion is better than a module with communicational cohesion.
3. Control coupled modules are better than Stamp coupled modules.
4. Common coupled modules are better than control coupled modules.

1. Which one of the following is NOT a type of module coupling?

1. Data coupling
2. Control coupling
3. Sequence coupling
4. They are all types of coupling

1. Which one of the following statements is true about McCabe’s Cyclomatic Complexity (MCC)?

1. It is the number of decision boxes in the flow diagram plus one.
2. It is the number of closed regions that the flow diagram divides the page into.
3. The larger the MCC, the less complex the module.
4. All of the above

1. Which of the following is not a principle of Extreme Programming "XP"?

1. Rapid Feedback
2. Quality Work
3. Embrace Change
4. Complex Code

1. Software engineers need a process because we need to:

1. coordinate complex tasks.
2. coordinate the usage of multiple tools.
3. coordinate complex tasks and coordinate a large number of developers.
4. coordinate a large number of developers.

1. Which of the following phase has an objective to establish all the major and critical requirements for the system?

1. Elaboration
2. Construction
3. Transition
4. Inception

1. Mandel’s 3 “golden rules ” for UI design does not include:

1. Ease of use
2. Consistency
3. Reduce the user's memory load
4. Put the user in control

1. An example of an architectural style is:

1. model-view-controller
2. pipes-and-filters.
3. event-driven.
4. All of these are correct.

Answer 1

Ans

1 Option B

The process of verification involves making sure the code is consistent with the requirements.

2 Option A&B

A.Knowledge and experience of the developers in the subject area.

B.Sizea complexity of the project

4 Option C

Sequence Coupling

6 Option C

Complex code

7 Option C

coordinate complex tasks and coordinate a large number of developers.

8 Option A

Elaboration

9 Option A

Easy of use

10 Option C.

Event - driven

Other example is pipes and filters but given option is pipes - and - filters so given option is wrong

Model - view - controller is example for architectural patterns

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