Chapter 2-Software Process Model

What is a software process model?

• A) A hardware development methodology

• B) A simplified description of a software process

• C) A network configuration process

• D) A marketing strategy model

Which activity is NOT part of the basic activities to develop software?

• A) Software Specification

• B) Software Development

• C) Software Validation

• D) Software Marketing

Which software development model is also known as the cyclic model?

• A) Waterfall Model

• B) Incremental Model

• C) Spiral Model

• D) Prototyping Model

Which model divides requirements into multiple standalone modules?

• A) Waterfall Model

• B) Incremental Model

• C) Spiral Model

• D) Agile Model

In which model is the product developed in a series of incremental releases?

• A) Waterfall Model

• B) Incremental Model

• C) Spiral Model

• D) Prototyping Model

Which model involves the customer seeing the partial product early in the life cycle?

• A) Waterfall Model

• B) Incremental Model

• C) Spiral Model

• D) Prototyping Model

What is the primary goal of the Agile methodology?

• A) Delayed delivery of working software

• B) Continuous delivery of working software created in rapid iterations

• C) Development of hardware components

• D) Long-term project planning

Which of the following is NOT a principle of Agile development?

• A) Customer satisfaction by rapid delivery of useful software

• B) Infrequent delivery of working software

• C) Sustainable development

• D) Regular adaptation to changing circumstances

What does the V-Model represent in software development?

• A) A linear sequence of stages

• B) Verification and validation stages occurring in parallel

• C) Iterative development process

• D) An ad-hoc development process

When is the Waterfall model best used?

• A) When requirements are likely to change frequently

• B) For small, quick projects

• C) When requirements are well understood and unlikely to change

• D) For experimental projects