Question 1

Zero duration activities but are assumed to start at the same time as the first and the end at the same time as the last one is called__________ activity.&#10;A)hijacked.&#10;B)heuristic.&#10;C)hammocked.&#10;D)hole.

Accepted Answer

Hammock activities are used in project management to denote activities that span over a group of tasks, starting when the first task starts and ending when the last task ends, but themselves do not have a duration. They are useful for allocating resources or costs over a set of tasks collectively.

Question 2

&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;..is called if subsequent have the time by which an activity may be delayed without affecting.&#10;A)action float.&#10;B)terminal float.&#10;C)free float&#10;D)null float

Accepted Answer

Free float is the amount of time that a schedule activity can be delayed without delaying the early start date of any immediately following activities.

Question 3

_________ activities on the network diagram have zero duration and use no resources.&#10;A)dangling.&#10;B)dummy.&#10;C)null.&#10;D)zero.

Accepted Answer

Dummy activities in network diagrams are used to represent dependencies between tasks that do not require any actual work or resources. They have zero duration and are used for clarity in project scheduling.

Question 4

____________is part of Risk Management.&#10;A)risk analysis and risk estimation.&#10;B)risk control and risk planning.&#10;C)risk identification and monitoring.&#10;D)risk control, planning, identification and monitoring.

Accepted Answer

Risk management encompasses all aspects mentioned: risk control, planning, identification, and monitoring, as these are integral steps in identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks.

Question 5

The activities have zero duration but are assumed to start at the sametime as the first and the end at the same time as the last one iscalled__________ activity.&#10;A)hijacked.&#10;B)heuristic.&#10;C)hammocked.&#10;D)hole.

Accepted Answer

The correct term is "hammocked" activity. It refers to a type of activity in project management that spans from the start of one activity to the end of another, essentially "hanging" between them without a defined duration of its own.

Question 6

____ is carried out to calculate the earliest dates on which each activity may be started and completed.&#10;A)backward pass.&#10;B)forward pass.&#10;C)no pass.&#10;D)increasing pass.

Accepted Answer

The forward pass is a technique used in project management to calculate the earliest start and finish times for each activity in a project schedule.

Question 7

In Software Prototype, ___________ means copies of input screens are shown to the users on a workstation, but the screens cannot actually be used.&#10;A)simulation.&#10;B)annealing.&#10;C)mock-ups.&#10;D)rad system.

Accepted Answer

Mock-ups refer to the visual models or replicas of a system or parts of a system. In the context of software prototyping, mock-ups specifically represent copies of input screens that are shown to users for feedback or demonstration purposes, but these screens are not functional. They are used to give an idea of what the final product will look like without actually implementing the underlying functionalities.

Question 8

. In software prototype, partial working model is classified into ________.&#10;A)vertical and horizontal.&#10;B)vertical and straight.&#10;C)bended and horizontal.&#10;D)elevated and horizontal.

Accepted Answer

In software prototyping, the partial working models are classified into vertical and horizontal prototypes. Vertical prototypes are developed to test the depth or advanced features of the software, focusing on complex functionalities without covering the breadth of the system. Horizontal prototypes, on the other hand, are developed to cover the wide range of what the software will do but not the depth, focusing on the user interface and the broad functionality without delving into deep backend processes.

Question 9

. The scope of the deliverables for an increment is rigidly constrained by an agreed deadline called as ____________.&#10;A)sand boxing.&#10;B)time boxing.&#10;C)time delaying.&#10;D)local delaying.

Accepted Answer

Time boxing is a time management technique where a fixed time period, called a time box, is allocated to each planned activity. In the context of project management and software development, it is used to define the scope of work issues within a certain time frame, ensuring that the work is completed within a set deadline.

Question 10

. SSADM means ___________.&#10;A)straight systems analysis design method.&#10;B)structured systems analysis design method.&#10;C)software systems analysis design method.&#10;D)solutions systems analysis design method.

Accepted Answer

SSADM stands for Structured Systems Analysis and Design Method, which is a methodology used in the analysis and design of information systems.

Question 11

Sometimes redesigns of the code is often called as ________.&#10;A)refactoring.&#10;B)redesigning.&#10;C)recoding.&#10;D)rearranging.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Sometimes redesigns of the code is often...

Question 12

Find the two levels of development suggested by Booch ?&#10;A)micro and macro processes.&#10;B)inter and intra processes.&#10;C)internal and external processes.&#10;D)small and large processes.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Find the two levels of development suggested...

Question 13

________ is refined by Barry Boehm and his co-workers.&#10;A)cocomo iii.&#10;B)cocomo iv.&#10;C)cocomo ii.&#10;D)cocomo i.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ________ is refined by Barry Boehm and...

Question 14

CPM can be expanded as _______.&#10;A)control path method.&#10;B)critical path method.&#10;C)cohesion path method.&#10;D)control path model.

Accepted Answer

The answer of CPM can be expanded as _______.&#10;A)control path...

Question 15

he Cost Benefit Analysis is done for ___________ feasibility.&#10;A)social&#10;B)technical.&#10;C)programm&#10;D)economical.

Accepted Answer

The answer of he Cost Benefit Analysis is done for...

Question 16

One can_______ is classified into Functional and Non-functional.&#10;A)project.&#10;B)requirements.&#10;C)start date. .&#10;D)risk

Accepted Answer

The answer of One can_______ is classified into Functional and...

Question 17

Security (backups, firewall) will be a ________ requirement.&#10;A)functional.&#10;B)non-functional.&#10;C)normal.&#10;D)security.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Security (backups, firewall) will be a ________...

Question 18

Time behaviour is the sub-characteristics of _______.&#10;A)maintainability.&#10;B)efficiency.&#10;C)usability.&#10;D)reliability.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Time behaviour is the sub-characteristics of _______.&#10;A)maintainability.&#10;B)efficiency.&#10;C)usability.&#10;D)reliability....

Question 19

________ a set of attributes (data items) and that will be manipulated within the software (system).&#10;A)instance.&#10;B)class.&#10;C)object.&#10;D)data.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ________ a set of attributes (data items)...

Question 20

_________ indicates the connectedness of the system that can be derived mechanically.&#10;A)dependency.&#10;B)re-occurrence.&#10;C)inheritance&#10;D)relationship.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _________ indicates the connectedness of the system...

Question 21

Diagrammatic form for Flow oriented Modelling&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#10;A)functional diagrams.&#10;B)er diagrams.&#10;C)data flow diagrams.&#10;D)system flow diagrams.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Diagrammatic form for Flow oriented Modelling&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#10;A)functional diagrams.&#10;B)er...

Question 22

The sub-characteristics of efficiency is &#8230;..&#10;A)understandability.&#10;B)learnability.&#10;C)resource utilization.&#10;D)accuracy.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The sub-characteristics of efficiency is &#8230;..&#10;A)understandability.&#10;B)learnability.&#10;C)resource utilization.&#10;D)accuracy....

Deck 5: Software Development and Management Terminology