Question 1

Based on their study of a group of programmers, the best programmers are ________ times more productive than the worst ones.

Accepted Answer

A) one to two 
B) three to five 
C) four to eight 
D) five to ten 
A) one to two 
B) three to five 
C) four to eight 
D) five to ten

Question 2

Which of these is not a guideline for developing a prototype?

Accepted Answer

A) Build the system slowly and carefully. 
B) Modify the prototype in successive iterations. 
C) Emphasize the user interface. 
D) Work in manageable modules. 
A) Build the system slowly and carefully. 
B) Modify the prototype in successive iterations. 
C) Emphasize the user interface. 
D) Work in manageable modules.

Question 3

What are the four values of agile modeling?

Accepted Answer

The four values are

Question 4

Feedback occurs when customers create functional tests for all of the stories that the programmers have subsequently implemented.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Which kind of prototyping is most similar to what engineers call "bread boarding"?

Accepted Answer

A) first full-scale model 
B) model bearing some essential features 
C) nonworking scale model 
D) patched-up prototype 
A) first full-scale model 
B) model bearing some essential features 
C) nonworking scale model 
D) patched-up prototype

Question 6

A system that has all necessary features but is inefficient is an example of a ________ prototype.

Accepted Answer

A) patched-up 
B) nonoperational 
C) first-of-series 
D) selected features 
A) patched-up 
B) nonoperational 
C) first-of-series 
D) selected features

Question 7

The first step of prototyping is to estimate the ________ involved for building system modules.

Accepted Answer

A) time 
B) programmers 
C) costs 
D) skills 
A) time 
B) programmers 
C) costs 
D) skills

Question 8

It has been noted that dividing up groups and setting up barriers often introduces:

Accepted Answer

A) scrum. 
B) dysfunctional pair-programming teams. 
C) errors. 
D) redundant code for modules. 
A) scrum. 
B) dysfunctional pair-programming teams. 
C) errors. 
D) redundant code for modules.

Question 9

An advantage of prototyping is tied to the fact that user ________ change over time.

Accepted Answer

A) requirements 
B) needs 
C) populations 
D) feelings 
A) requirements 
B) needs 
C) populations 
D) feelings

Question 10

When prototyping, it is essential that analysts work in ________ modules.

Accepted Answer

A) manageable 
B) small 
C) large 
D) global 
A) manageable 
B) small 
C) large 
D) global

Question 11

Projects that are subject to constant updating are prone to miscommunication.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

User reactions to prototyping can be gathered through observation, interviews, and questionnaires.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

One distinct advantage of prototyping is that it is not necessary or desirable to build ________ for prototype purposes.

Accepted Answer

A) small parts of a system 
B) any parts of a system 
C) a system diagram 
D) an entire working system 
A) small parts of a system 
B) any parts of a system 
C) a system diagram 
D) an entire working system

Question 14

Pair programming means that you work with another programmer assigned by management or the team leader.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Based on their study of a group of programmers, the best programmers are ________ times more productive than the worst ones.

Which of these is not a guideline for developing a prototype?

What are the four values of agile modeling?

Feedback occurs when customers create functional tests for all of the stories that the programmers have subsequently implemented.

Which kind of prototyping is most similar to what engineers call "bread boarding"?

A system that has all necessary features but is inefficient is an example of a ________ prototype.

The first step of prototyping is to estimate the ________ involved for building system modules.

It has been noted that dividing up groups and setting up barriers often introduces:

An advantage of prototyping is tied to the fact that user ________ change over time.

When prototyping, it is essential that analysts work in ________ modules.

Projects that are subject to constant updating are prone to miscommunication.

User reactions to prototyping can be gathered through observation, interviews, and questionnaires.

One distinct advantage of prototyping is that it is not necessary or desirable to build ________ for prototype purposes.

Pair programming means that you work with another programmer assigned by management or the team leader.

Systems, Roles, and Development Methodologies

Understanding and Modeling Organizational Systems

Project Management

Information Gathering: Interactive Methods

Information Gathering: Unobtrusive Methods

Using Data Flow Diagrams

Analyzing Systems Using Data Dictionaries

Process Specifications and Structured Decisions

Object-Oriented Systems Analysis and Design Using Uml

Designing Effective Output

Designing Effective Input

Designing Databases

Human-Computer Interaction

Designing Accurate Data Entry

Quality Assurance and Implementation

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Exam 6: Agile Modeling and Prototyping

Based on their study of a group of programmers, the best programmers are ________ times more productive than the worst ones.

Which of these is not a guideline for developing a prototype?

What are the four values of agile modeling?

Feedback occurs when customers create functional tests for all of the stories that the programmers have subsequently implemented.

Which kind of prototyping is most similar to what engineers call "bread boarding"?

A system that has all necessary features but is inefficient is an example of a ________ prototype.

The first step of prototyping is to estimate the ________ involved for building system modules.

It has been noted that dividing up groups and setting up barriers often introduces:

An advantage of prototyping is tied to the fact that user ________ change over time.

When prototyping, it is essential that analysts work in ________ modules.

Projects that are subject to constant updating are prone to miscommunication.

User reactions to prototyping can be gathered through observation, interviews, and questionnaires.

One distinct advantage of prototyping is that it is not necessary or desirable to build ________ for prototype purposes.

Pair programming means that you work with another programmer assigned by management or the team leader.

Systems, Roles, and Development Methodologies

Understanding and Modeling Organizational Systems

Project Management

Information Gathering: Interactive Methods

Information Gathering: Unobtrusive Methods

Using Data Flow Diagrams

Analyzing Systems Using Data Dictionaries

Process Specifications and Structured Decisions

Object-Oriented Systems Analysis and Design Using Uml

Designing Effective Output

Designing Effective Input

Designing Databases

Human-Computer Interaction

Designing Accurate Data Entry

Quality Assurance and Implementation

Filters