Q. An audit trial is

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Q. In Concurrent Development Model, when end user indicates changes in requirements must be made, modeling activity moves from under development state into the

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Q. In Concurrent Development Model, event generated in process network trigger transitions among the

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Q. In Concurrent Development Model, for example when analysis model correction is generated, analysis action present in awaiting state moves into

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Q. In Concurrent Development Model, for example when analysis model correction is not generated, analysis action is present in

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Q. In Concurrent Development Model, when initial communication is not completed modeling activity existed in the

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Q. Model which can be represent schematically as series of framework activities, software engineering actions and tasks and their associated states is

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Q. Concurrent model development is also known as

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Q. In Concurrent Development Model, externally observable mode of behavior is termed as

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Q. In Concurrent Development Model, early in project when communication activity has completed its first iteration it exists in the

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Q. In Concurrent Development Model, all activities exist concurrently but reside in

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Q. In Concurrent Development Model, when initial communication is completed modeling makes a transition into

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Q. In incremental process model, coding of software is done in

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Q. When incremental model is used, first increment is often a

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Q. Once core product is analyzed by client, there exist a

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Q. Incremental process model focuses on delivery of an operational product with

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Q. In incremental process model, each linear sequence of a software produces deliverable

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Q. Errors are easy to be identified in

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Q. Each iteration in incremental model passes through the

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Q. A process of software development where requirements are broken down into multiple standalone modules of software development cycle

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