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RAD Misconceptions and Objectives

1. The document discusses various aspects of object-oriented software development including advantages of RAD, objectives of RAD's rapid construction phase, and activities that occur during different phases. 2. Key terms and concepts covered include requirements planning, user design, rapid construction, transition, corrective maintenance, domain understanding, validation, architectural design, integration and system testing, and dynamic modeling. 3. Multiple choice questions are asked about these topics to test understanding.

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RAD Misconceptions and Objectives

1. The document discusses various aspects of object-oriented software development including advantages of RAD, objectives of RAD's rapid construction phase, and activities that occur during different phases. 2. Key terms and concepts covered include requirements planning, user design, rapid construction, transition, corrective maintenance, domain understanding, validation, architectural design, integration and system testing, and dynamic modeling. 3. Multiple choice questions are asked about these topics to test understanding.

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1. The following are advantages of RAD except: a.

If a component is being picked for the repository, it is already tested and hence need not be tested again. b. The project management requirements are collected in a dynamic manner. c. Success depends on the extremely high technical skills of the developers. d. Every time there is a prototype ready, requirements are studied and matched. If there are any additional requirements, these are then included in the next prototype built. 2. Which one is an objective of RADs rapid construction phase? a. To generate a system that operates at an acceptable level of performance b. To maximize system effectiveness in supporting intended business activity c. To produce detailed system area model d. To research current situation 3. Which one takes place during user design phase (RAD)? a. Obtain approval for construction b. Application software to implement design is developed and tested c. Perform data conversion d. Design, develop, and test the required transition software 4. Maximize system effectiveness in supporting intended business activity is a part of: a. Requirements Planning b. User Design c. Rapid Construction d. Transition Topic: OOSD 5. Who among the following is not a proponent of Object-Oriented Software Development? a. James Rumbaugh b. Grady Booch c. James Martin d. Ivar Jacobsson 6. It involves correcting errors not discovered in the early stages of development while leaving the specification unchanged a. Perfective enhancement b. Adaptive enhancement c. Corrective maintenance d. Software update 7. This activity is done to check if the requirements are consistent and comlete, and to resolve conflicts between requirements. a. Domain understanding b. Classification c. Feasibility study d. Validation 8. What describes an architectural design? a. Each component in turn is designed b. Requirements are partitioned into components c. Both a and b

d. None of the above 9. During this phase, the class objects and the interrelationships of these classes are translated and actually coded. a. Requirement capture and analysis b. System and software design c. Integration and system testing d. None of the above 10. What takes place during integration and system testing? a. The individual program units representing the components of the system are combined and tested as a whole to ensure that the software requirements have been met. b. Each unit then must be either verified or tested against its specification obtained in the design stage. c. Both a and b d. All of the above. 11. It portrays the changes occurring in the states of various objects with the events that might occur in the system. a. Object model b. Dynamic model c. Functional model d. None of the Above

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