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Q341.
What is the purpose of the feasibility study?

a.

To assess whether there is a solution to the problem which is both economically and technically feasible

b.

To get a complete description of the problem to be solved

c.

To get a complete description of the requirements posed by and on the environment

d.

To conduct a survey of the prospective users

Discuss
Answer: (a).To assess whether there is a solution to the problem which is both economically and technically feasible Explanation:Part of requirements engineering is a feasibility study. The purpose of the feasibility study is to assess whether there is a solution to the problem which is both economically and technically feasible.
Q342.
What is the document in which the result of the requirements engineering activity is laid down called?

a.

Requirements specification

b.

Feasibility study

c.

Design document

d.

Implementation plan

Discuss
Answer: (a).Requirements specification Explanation:The document in which the result of the requirements engineering activity is laid down is called the requirements specification.
Q343.
What is the purpose of the feasibility study during the requirements engineering phase?

a.

To determine if the hardware and software are feasible for the system

b.

To assess if there is a solution to the problem that is both economically and technically feasible

c.

To evaluate the number of prospective users of the system

d.

To determine the response time and other performance requirements of the system

Discuss
Answer: (b).To assess if there is a solution to the problem that is both economically and technically feasible Explanation:The feasibility study is conducted during the requirements engineering phase in order to assess whether there is a solution to the problem that is both economically and technically feasible.
Q344.
What is the goal of the design phase?

a.

To develop a model of the whole system that solves the problem for the user

b.

To create a global description of the system

c.

To assess the feasibility of the system

d.

To evaluate the architecture of the system

Discuss
Answer: (a).To develop a model of the whole system that solves the problem for the user Explanation:During the design phase, a model of the whole system is developed which, when encoded in some programming language, solves the problem for the user. The problem is decomposed into manageable pieces called components; the functions of these components and the interfaces between them are specified in a very precise way.
Q345.
How does the quality of the final system is affected by early design decisions?

a.

It is not affected

b.

Positively

c.

Negatively

d.

Sometimes positively and sometimes negatively

Discuss
Answer: (c).Negatively Explanation:Early design decisions have a major impact on the quality of the final system. These early design decisions may be captured in a global description of the system, i.e. its architecture. The architecture may next be evaluated, serve as a template for the development of a family of similar systems, or be used as a skeleton for the development of reusable components.
Q346.
What is the main goal of requirements engineering phase?

a.

To get a complete description of the problem to be solved and the requirements posed by and on the environment in which the system is going to function

b.

To evaluate the hardware and software requirements

c.

To design the system

d.

To develop the system

Discuss
Answer: (a).To get a complete description of the problem to be solved and the requirements posed by and on the environment in which the system is going to function Explanation:The goal of the requirements engineering phase is to get a complete description of the problem to be solved and the requirements posed by and on the environment in which the system is going to function. Requirements posed by the environment may include hardware and supporting software or the number of prospective users of the system to be developed.
Q347.
What is the result of the design phase?

a.

The requirements specification

b.

The (technical) specification

c.

The global description of the system

d.

The architectural description of the system

Discuss
Answer: (b).The (technical) specification Explanation:The result of the design phase is the (technical) specification, which serves as a starting point for the implementation phase. If the specification is formal in nature, it can also be used to derive correctness proofs.
Q348.
What is the starting point of implementation phase?

a.

The design phase

b.

The component's specification

c.

The executable code

d.

The pseudocode

Discuss
Answer: (b).The component's specification Explanation:During the implementation phase, the focus is on the individual components and the starting point is the component's specification.
Q349.
What is often introduced in the implementation phase to bridge the gap between component specification and executable code?

a.

An extra design phase

b.

A pseudocode

c.

A module or class

d.

A global structure

Discuss
Answer: (a).An extra design phase Explanation:It is often necessary to introduce an extra 'design' phase in the implementation phase to bridge the gap between component specification and executable code.
Q350.
What is the primary goal of a programmer during the implementation phase?

a.

To produce a highly efficient program

b.

To develop a well-documented, reliable, easy to read, flexible, and correct program

c.

To retain the global structure imposed during the design phase

d.

To come up with tricks for the program

Discuss
Answer: (b).To develop a well-documented, reliable, easy to read, flexible, and correct program Explanation:The primary goal of a programmer during the implementation phase is to develop a well-documented, reliable, easy to read, flexible, and correct program.
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