CMP (PDGIS)

What is the main purpose of SCM (Software Configuration Management)?

• To develop software faster.

• To manage, organize, and control changes in documents, code, and other elements during the software development lifecycle.

• To ensure the security of the software network.

• 1. To optimize computer hardware performance.

What aspects does the SCMP (Software Configuration Management Plan) define?

• The process for writing clean code.

• The types of documents to manage, document naming conventions, the person responsible for the SCM process, policies for version management and change control, tools to be used, and the creation of a configuration management database.

• Hardware specifications for software development.

• Minimum operating system requirements to run the software.

According to the provided definition, what types of products should be selected and identified?

• Only products delivered to the client.

• Only internally designated products.

• Only tools and other assets from the project's working environment.

• Products delivered to the client, internally designated products, acquired products, tools and other assets from the project's working environment, and source code, modules, test cases, or requirements specifications.

  
  

What is the correct definition of a baseline according to the provided description?

• A baseline is a product that has never been formally reviewed and agreed upon.

• A baseline is a specification or product that has been formally reviewed and agreed upon, serves as a basis for further development, and can only be changed through formal change control procedures.

• A baseline is a product that can be changed without following any formal procedures.

• A baseline is a product that serves as a basis for further development but can be changed by any team member without restrictions.

What is the purpose of change control according to the provided description?

• Ensure that no changes are made to the configuration item.

• Ensure that changes are made in a controlled and documented manner to ensure quality and consistency.

• Allow unlimited changes to the configuration item to improve the flexibility of the development process.

• Limit the number of changes made to the configuration item to maintain system stability.

What is the accurate description of Configuration Status Accounting according to the provided definition?

• It is the process of creating different versions of a product without tracking the changes made.

• It is the stage that involves making changes to the configuration without keeping track of previous versions.

• It is tracking what each version has and the changes that have led to that version.

• It is documenting changes regardless of specific product versions.

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   What is the purpose of Software Configuration Audits according to the provided description?

• Ensure that unauthorized changes are not made to the software.

• Verify that the software product meets the needs of the baseline.

• Conduct exhaustive testing of the software to detect errors.

• Evaluate the efficiency of the software development team.

2. Who is responsible for conducting Configuration Audits according to the provided description?

• Software developers

• Project managers

• Auditors

• End users

Which of the following options correctly describes activities related to audits and reviews in the context of software configuration management?

• Verify source code integrity, validate software product consistency, and ensure traceability is maintained throughout the process.

• Validate the integrity and consistency of the software product, ensure changes made to a baseline comply with configuration status reports, and verify compliance with configuration control standards.

• Ensure traceability is maintained throughout the process, verify compliance with configuration control standards, and develop new software requirements.

• Ensure changes made to a baseline comply with configuration status reports, verify source code integrity, and validate software product consistency.

1. What is the role of the Project Manager in SCM?

• Developing code for the software project.

• Ensuring the product is developed within a specific timeframe and monitoring development progress.

• Conducting SCM audits to verify version consistency and completeness.

• Approving or rejecting change requests in the source code.