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SDC A-level - SLR6.1 Systems Analysis methods

SDC A-level - SLR6.1 Systems Analysis methods

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SDC A-level - SLR6.1 Software Development

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RAD Stands for...

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Rapid Agile Design

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Research And Development

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Rapid Application Development

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Real Answer Development

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Fill in the Blank

______ / ______ is a software development methodology which is intended to improve software quality and be responsive to changing customer requirements.

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Multiple Choice

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In which development phase is the Test Plan drawn up?

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Testing

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Analysis

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Design

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Implementation

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Evaluation

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Multiple Choice

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In which stage of a project are the user requirements actually created?

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Implementation

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Analysis

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Design

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Working

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Multiple Choice

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What stage comes after design?

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Investigation

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Analysis

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Testing

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Implementation

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Jamie was hired to create a new purchasing system. They completed the project in the following order: analysed the existing system; designed a new system; wrote the code; bought the hardware; and, finally built the system. After testing they presented the new system to their client.


This methodology is an example of the use of ____________

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This model for systems development creates a simplified prototype version, or part, of a system as soon as analysis is completed. This helps to check that end-user requirements are properly understood by developers (and client).


It is clear that this is NOT the waterfall model because....

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The waterfall model does not include an analysis stage.

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The waterfall model does not allow for misunderstandings to occur between users and software developers.

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in the waterfall model no part of the system is created until the design is complete.

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in the waterfall model users are not involved at all in the systems development life cycle.

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Multiple Choice

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A small software firm decides to adopt the Agile model to produce their new product. This decision would lead to...

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One complete product release of the final product

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regular releases with small product improvements.

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annual upgrades based on the SDLC

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An Agile product release

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Multiple Choice

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A model for systems development with a flexible, iterative, non-linear process, with different parts of the projects moving at different paces. The systems development life cycle model described above is most probably...

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Agile development

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Waterfall development

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Spiral development

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Structured modelling

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Fill in the Blank

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One of the sections of the Systems Life Cycle model usually ends with the drawing up of a list of user requirements.

Which section is this?

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Multiple Choice

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Which is the last stage of the systems design lifecycle?

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Design

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Evaluation

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Analysis

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Implementation

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Testing

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Multiple Select

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Which of these is NOT a feature of the Waterfall development model? [Check all the apply]

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Simple and easy to manage

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Clear deliverables

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End requirements do not need to be clear from the start

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There is continuous feedback from clients

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Easy to see if project is running to schedule

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Which of these are features of the Spiral development method [Check all that apply]

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Emphasis is on the quality of the finished code

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Risk management is at the heart of the process

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Suited to large, complex, risky projects

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Easy to see if project is on schedule

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Simple to manage

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Which of these are features of Extreme Programming (XP) methodologies [Check all that apply]

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Aims to produce high-quality code

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Does not require a lot of user input

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Focus on common 'values' and goals for programming

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Work progresses at a constant pace

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User requirements are well understood from the beginning of the project

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Poll

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How confident do you feel about your understanding of different software development models?

VERY

FAIRLY

NOT VERY

NOT AT ALL

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