CSQE Practice Questions

A.  

ensure that the system meets customer expectations

B.  

identify potential problems

C.  

trace test cases

D.  

improve the time to market

A.  

system elements of the smallest structure are defined and specified

B.  

the developers understand the level of work expected

C.  

the allocated time for system design has been reached

D.  

every possible design variation has been explored

A.  

“The system must reject non-numeric input.”

B.  

“The system must be 99.9% operational.”

C.  

“The system’s response time must be less than three seconds.”

D.  

“The system must be developed according to IEEE standards.”

A.  

late in the lifecycle when program structure documentation is available

B.  

to assess coverage of all paths through the system

C.  

many times with few changes

D.  

at the end of product development when all system functionality is available

A.  

defining the required information flow across shared interfaces to external entities

B.  

defining problems to be solved or opportunities to be addressed by the software product

C.  

looking at the capability of the software product from the perspectives of various stakeholders

D.  

developing software that can be adapted to target markets and customizing software for those markets

A.  

Configuration control

B.  

Configuration status accounting

C.  

Configuration audits and reviews

D.  

Configuration item identification

A.  

Clarifies team member key points

B.  

Directs and controls team member activities

C.  

Allows for discussion to focus on team members

D.  

Reinforces communication from active participants

A.  

Static testing

B.  

Dynamic testing

C.  

Code walkthrough

D.  

Peer review

A.  

Tree

B.  

Matrix

C.  

Affinity

D.  

Ishikay

A.  

fewer defects are introduced into the code

B.  

fewer unplanned features are identified

C.  

more collaboration occurs with the customer

D.  

more work is devoted to completing the documentation